Structure of Tim Burton Films: Cinematic Techniques
When you hear the creepy, suspenseful music at the beginning of a film, don’t you usually assume that the film will have creepy aspects to it, or even be a horror film? What about when you are at a basketball game? When you hear the crowd cheer don’t you assume one of the teams scored a point? The case is the same in movies. Directors utilize sound to help make the movie you are watching like you are in the movie. Tim Burton uses the cinematic technique of sound to help put emphasis on important events and objects.
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Tim Burton use diegetic and non-diegetic sounds to put help emphasis on an important event and compare different scenes. This important event