Cinematic techniques are fun All artist, despite of what they compose such as paintings, music, or so forth, tend to have a certain style. Tim Burton, an artist who engages in directing movies, clearly portrays his own style in his works such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Edward Scissorhands. He does this precisely by the use of cinematic techniques, which means deeper than the eye perceives. There are a dozen of stylistic elements, but low key lighting and non-diegetic sound are two that Burton keeps visibly shown to create a overall suspenseful feeling for the viewers. Low-key lighting is , not as colourful, dark, which makes the overall scene feel dark and suspenseful to the audience. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the