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Tim Burton explores the human condition! (mise-en-scene) (The fractured…
Tim Burton explores the human condition! (mise-en-scene)
What is mise-en scene? "the arrangement of the scenery, props, etc. on the stage of a theatrical production or on the set of a film." - Wikipedia
The fractured self
Alice
Close up on big eyes
Big eyes achieved through makeup
Willy Wonka
LFX
Large facial expressions
Insanity (characterisation)
Sally
Skinny characters
Stitched together (quite literally fractured)
Scissorhands
Proninant fetaures
Scars
Mad Hatter
Props
Costumes
Characterisation
'Skinny' characters
Vincent
Spirals
Shapes
The monster
Bettle Juice
Edwards Scissorhands
Makeup
Mental and physiological separation from society
Penguin
Close ups
Judge Turpin
Shadowing
Darkness
Costumes
Boots for Alice
Scissors
Sharp bits
Ogie Boogie
Sweeney Todd
Overexagerrated
The darkness within.
Jack Skellington
Lights - DARKNESS/COLOUR juxtapositioning
Contrast of colours (light vs dark)
Underworld vs life (which one brings true happiness? are we only happy when were dead?
Vincent
Grey/white/black
Angular shapes shows the distrtions within
Alice in Wonderland
Colours
Joker
Masks to cover who we are.
Costuming
Oyster boys parents
Flashbacks
Past vs future
Dark eyes
Narration
Coraline
LFX
SFX
What is the human condition? "The human condition arises from the existence of so-called ‘good and evil’ in our make-up. We humans are capable of shocking acts of inhumanity like rape, murder and torture and our agonising predicament or ‘condition’ has been that we have never been able to explain and thus understand why. Even in our everyday behaviour, why are we competitive, aggressive and selfish when clearly the ideals of life are to be the complete opposite, namely cooperative, loving and selfless?" - World Transformation Movement