The Beauty Of Tim Burton

The cinematography of Tim Burton's work

All DoP : Ben Davis, Philippe Rousselot, Emmanuel Lubezki, Peter Suschitzky, Stefan Czapsky , Roger Pratt, Victor J. Kemper, Bruno Delbonnel, Peter Sorg & Dariusz Wolski

Song : Alice theme - Danny Elfman

Intro by Pico :

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[TheBeautyOf]

Hello everyone !
To begin, I wish you all an amazing year, may 2023 bring you what you need.
Making video about beautiful cinematography is really a full time passion.
As you probably know, I can't monetize my videos because the content isn't mine.
Through this page, you have the possibility to support me and my work.
Thank you very much!

[poweroffriendship.]

Tim Burton's aesthetic choice of feels grim and gloomy, but the darkness can be sometimes brighten up your mood with whims and magical moments.

[diegoperleche]

They can say anything about Tim Burton that his style and his movies are already in decline, but come on, this great director turned his gothic style and his way of making movies is undoubtedly recognized and today he is the master of the gothic, the macabre and the dark.

[ktotakoixleb]

There is an old cinema
There is a new cinema
There is Tim Burton

[loomingmoon]

His whimsical, dark style is just unparalleled, absolutely stunning.

Also side note, but some of the Harry Potter films honestly give me Tim Burton vibes, anyone else?

[NTWoo]

Imagine someone having never seen a Burton film, didn’t know his style or anything and they watch this video. They think they have a good idea of his tone, very dark and mysterious atmosphere, and then they see 1:41 completely outside of the context

[TalonsOfFire]

One of the directors who helped define my childhood, especially including Nightmare Before Christmas which he was heavily involved in. Despite a few duds and mediocre entries this century, he's still one of the greats. Thanks for the wonderful vid!

[Binarie.]

From those first strings of Alice's Theme, I just knew I was gonna love this. An incredible video as per, your choice of clips and editing is impeccable and this is a beautiful presentation of Burton's cinematography that you have created. Thank you.

[Aymenb.b]

I am obsessed with the darkness of his movies 🖤

[hbm]

I like Tim Burton, he mastered the art of consistency, you can look at these films and all of them resonate with you, from curves to darkness, to fun shots, it all keeps us hooked on that weird part of it, that’s actually what makes it so special

[brucebatman]

A truly magnificent video. Thanks so much for your work!

[davidfeltheim]

I love how he injects stock, bland and controlled environments like factories, suburbia, offices, etc. with wild and off-putting colors and shapes, the contrast between the normal world and the gothic, whimsical and expressive look and tone is why I like Burton films so much.

[emdawulf]

One of my favourite trademarks of Burton cinematography is wider long shots of vehicles arriving/leaving — Scissorhand’s pastel cars leaving pastel houses in rigid formation, Charlie & the Chocolate Factory’s scene of the boxed-up golden tickets being sent out by delivery vans, each one of them following the exact same tire tracks in the snow. It’s just such a beautiful and satisfying way to get so much context and world-building across to the viewer.

[robyncampbell]

It's incredible what this man can make you feel.

[emmanuelarthur_]

This Channel is owned by a true artist

[jamesdarwinsmithii]

The only thing I hate about these videos is that they have to end. Hats off to you for making Magic with magic. Not an easy task. But you do it very well.

[LawlietKM]

The king, I am so grateful to have been able to see him in the recent Lyon's Lumières Festival

[ddedits]

I am fron India and i am a big fan of tim Burton's work. Alice in Wonderland and Sleepy Hollow is my favorite Tim Burton films. I really loved this video your Clip Selection is awsome.

[ryanmartinezfonseca]

El estilo de Tim Burton con la música de el gran Danny Elfman hizo de este dúo algo icónico.

[JP-]

What I greatly appreciate about this video is how much attention is given to his lesser appreciated works, such as Ed Wood and Big Eyes.