Tim Burton and Set Design

What is the difference between a setting and a set in a movie?

• A setting is the general time and place of the story, while a set is a specific location within that setting.

• A setting is a specific location within a set, while a set is the general time and place of the story.

• A setting refers to the lighting and costumes in a movie, while a set refers to the overall design of the movie.

• A setting refers to the overall design of the movie, while a set refers to the lighting and costumes.

How does Tim Burton approach set design?

• He starts with a script breakdown and considers specific elements in the set.

• He hires a production designer to handle all aspects of set design.

• He improvises the set design on the day of shooting.

• He doesn't pay much attention to set design and focuses more on other aspects of filmmaking.

What is the main mode of mise-en-scene in Tim Burton's work?

• Naturalistic

• Theatrical

• Realistic

• Minimalistic

Where did the term 'Burtonesque' come from?

• German expressionism and monster movies

• Science fiction and Ray Harryhausen

• Tim Burton's childhood in Burbank

• Vincent Price and his influence on Burton

What are the characteristics of Tim Burton's normal worlds?

• Bright, orderly, and conforming

• Dark, random, and jagged

• Mechanical, industrial, and surreal

• Macabre, whimsical, and imaginative

What is the other main mode of Tim Burton's settings and sets?

• Hyperreal suburbia

• Pure fantasy

• Naturalistic mise-en-scene

• Theatrical mise-en-scene

What is the significance of set design in storytelling?

• It adds visual appeal to the movie.

• It helps create the overall atmosphere and mood of the movie.

• It allows the director to showcase their personal style.

• It has no storytelling value.

What is unique about Tim Burton's filmmaking style?

• He always works with the same production designers and cinematographers.

• He has a clear vision for set design but doesn't pay much attention to other aspects of filmmaking.

• He has a unique and recognizable style that is consistent across his films.

• He often copies the styles of other filmmakers.

What does set design require?

• A huge budget and expensive props.

• A team of experienced designers and technicians.

• A clear vision and attention to detail.

• The ability to copy the style of other filmmakers.

What should filmmakers consider when approaching set design?

• They should copy Tim Burton's style exactly.

• They should focus on creating visually stunning sets.

• They should prioritize other aspects of filmmaking over set design.

• They should consider the storytelling value of the environments around their characters.