Wes Anderson Is one example of an different directional style as he is best known for narrative tendencies that remain prominent in most of his work. Creating films such as The Grand Budapest Hotel his directional style contains a distinct visual flair as well as keeping his camera shots mostly stationary taking away the three dimensional feel most films have as Anderson believes that it makes the finished product look like a painting rather than a moving image. However, director Tim Burton over time has developed a very distinctive style, visually of his own. In contrast to Wes Anderson Burton uses dark gothic themes to convey his work as well as loner characters and unique product design/costumes.
Finally one of the most distinctive directors of our time Quentin Tarantino, in contrast to my previous directors Tarantino is well known for violence used in his films. His directional style is influenced by Japanese films which is becoming more blatant as he produces more films, however each film produced by Tarantino pays tribute to every genre possible which is possibly why his films are so popular. His directorial style is said to be liked to that of Scorsese by using long tracking shots and crane shots to track characters for the best shots.
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