(http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/visual-effects-pioneer-ray-harryhausen518636
Tim BurtonTimothy Walter Burton was born August 25th 1958, an American film director, producer, writer and
animator. He is well known for his dark and gloomy fantasy films, which are unique and quirky
compared to other artists. The way Tim uses the setting, point of view and motifs during his
creations, gives off the mood of mystery, he uses point of view without clear transitioning. Tim
always captures his film in oversaturated colour, to be able to work together with the scenes, he
thought that the colouring within the image is alot more effective than most other aspects- making
the audience enjoy it more and capture the mise-en-scene. Another example of his work is "Corpse
Bride", described as visually imaginative, and emotionally bittersweet. To produce this movie, they
used the technique of stop-motion characters with pre-filmed live actors. The cameras that were
used to gather the shots of the puppets were able to hold 100 frames of animation, the team
worked together to make sure each frame had the exact right lighting, composition and colour as
the models moved. The main technique that he was interested in using was the high angled tracking
shot that glides and weaves, this is to show off the sets that he created, you are able to see this
usage within the opening scene in the BeetleJuice.