En esta ocasión lleve a cabo una investigación sobre uno de los tantos personajes que mas me agradan o mejor dicho que mas admiro. Su nombre: Tim Burton. espero la disfruten, esta en ingles. Presentación de Ingles.

1. A darknes history.
“The life of Tim Burton”
Francisco Rafael González Chávez
Sumer Course Int. 1

2. Birthday
• He was born in Burbank,
California.
• In Agust 25th, on 1958.

4. • Tim Burton described his
childhood
self as quirky, self-absorbed and highly
imaginative.

6. Working whit Disney!
• After high school, he won a Disney
scholarship to attend the
California Institute
of the Arts in Valencia,
California.

9. Vincent
•His first Short, with a duration
of 5.52min. This was based in a short
poem written by
Burton.
1982

11. Frankenweenie
• It´s a parody of (and homage to) the 1931 film
Frankensteinbased on
Mary Shelley's book
of the same name.
1984

14. Pee-wee´s Big Adventure
•Paul Reubenssaw Frankenweenie, he
chose Burton to direct the cinematic
spin-off of his popular character Pee-wee
Herman
1985

16. • Burton, a fan of the eccentric
musical group Oingo
Boingo, asked songwriter
Danny Elfman
to provide the music for the film.

18. Beetlejuice
• A supernatural comedy horror about
a young couple forced to cope with life
after death, as well as a family of pretentious
yuppies invading their
treasured New England
home.
1988

20. Batman
• Burton claimed that “The Killing
Joke” was a major influence on his
film adaptation of
Batman.
1989

22. The
90´s...

23. Edward Scissorhands
• Edward looked human, but was left with
scissors in the place of
hands due to the untimely death of
his creator.
1990

25. Batman Returns
•Darkerand considerably more
personal than its predecessor, concerns
were raised that the film was
too scary for children.
Catwoman, penguin and Max
Shreck.
1992

27. The Nightmare Before Christmas
1993

30. Ed Wood

32. Mars Attacks!
•Based on a popular science fiction
trading card series, the film was a
hybrid of 1950s sci-fi flicks and 1970s
all-star disaster flicks—this was a
clever satire and goofy
mayhem!

34. •Burton paid homage to the
old horror movies
from English company
Hammer Film
Productions.

36. Tim Burton´s Lost in Oz.
•Conceived as an original TV
series based on the works of
“L. Frank Baum”,
this was never aired!

41. • Planet of the Apes was a commercial
success, grossing $68 million in its
opening weekend.
The film was a significant departure from
Burton's usual style

43. • During the making of the film, Burton
met actress Helena
Bonham Carter, who would
later become his partner.

44. • The film is about a father
telling the story
of his life to his son using
exaggeration and color.

46. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Is an adaptation of the book by
Roald Dahl. The film generally
took a more faithful approach
to the source material than the
1971 adaptation.

48. Corpse Bride
• Was Burton's second stop-motion
film. Burton was able to again use his
familiar styles and
trademarks, such as the complex
interaction between light and
darkness, and of being caught between two
irreconcilable worlds.

51. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of
Fleet Street
• Adaptation of Stephen Sondheim and
Hugh Wheeler's 1979 musical thriller. It re-
tells the Victorian melodramatic tale of Sweeney
Todd, an English barber who murders his
customers with a straight razor and, with the
help of his accomplice, Mrs. Lovett, turns their
remains into meat pies.

54. Future
Projects

55. • The story follows 9, a sapient rag doll who
joins and helps lead a group of
his own kind to protect humanity's
fallen legacy on Earth from
machines that roam the
planet.

62. • Muchas de las cosas que ves cuando eres niño
permanecen contigo ...
Pasas la mayor parte de tu vida intentando
asimilar esas experiencias.
Tim Burton, My Art and Films[

63. • Thank you very much for your time!
• Have a Good Day!