Define the term 'auteur' in a full sentence.
An auteur is a director whose films are often easily distinguishable through their development of a unique style (visual/set design/sounds) or a distinct thematic focus.
What century did German Expressionism begin?
early 20th century.
What is Tim Burtons job? List one of his movies.
TimBurton is film maker, director, auteur, producer (guessing one of these words is correct)
identify ONE Tim Burton stylistic feature in this image.
- sunken eyes
- pale skin
- dark clothes/ colours
- ghost
What can a character’s facial expression tell the audience?
A. What clothes they are wearing
B. How the character is feeling
C. Where the scene is set
D. What time of day it is
b
guess the two words:Goth horror, a s__________e of horror literature, is characterised by a focus on suspense and f________.
subgenre and fear
What is the difference between subjective experience VS objective experience.
depiction of artist's inner emotions and subjective (your opinion) experiences over objective (fact) reality.
Use two appropriate adjectives to describe Tim Burton Films.
eerie, creepy, dark, horror, gothic, magical, fantastical, unrealistic, uncanny etc
how would you describe the lighting in this image in one- two full sentences.
- low dim lighting
- cool tones
- chiaroscuro
-shadows
Why might a director use dark lighting in a film scene?
A. To show that it’s a comedy
B. To make the scene feel happy and bright
C. To create a scary or serious mood
D. To show the character is outside
c
List three features found in German Expressionist films.
List three visual features that you can ALWAYS find in a Tim Burton film. Think of the colours, facial features he always uses.
stripes, dull colouring, sunken faces, gloomy atmosphere,
describe this characters facial expressions and the lighting.
- demand gaze, raised eyebrows, Overall Emotion: A mix of sadness, betrayal, and rising anger—heightened by the intense eye contact and still posture.
- shadowing, backlighting, contrast of colour
What is the purpose of a close-up shot?
A. To show a wide view of the setting
B. To focus on a character’s emotions or details
C. To follow the character while they run
D. To show two people talking
B