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Exhibit Gives Inside View Of Filmmaker Tim Burton's Creative Genius 
By: NY1 News 
As Tim Burton's film, “Big Fish,” opens in wide release this weekend, New Yorkers can catch a behind‐the‐
scenes look at some of the director’s original sketches in a unique exhibit that takes viewers into the mind 
of this creative genius. NY1's Stephanie Simon has more.
  
 
There's "behind the scenes," and then there's behind the scenes.  
 
The American Museum of the Moving Image presents a collection of filmmaker Tim Burton's original 
artwork for some of his best‐known films, like “Planet of the Apes” and “Beetlejuice.”  
 
They give you an inside look at writer/director/producer Tim Burton's creative process.  
 
“These are sketches that Tim Burton makes in preparation,” said AMMI president Rochelle Slovin. “He 
talks about sometimes sketching the character before he's even written the script. So his work is coming 
out of his visual art.”  
 
The small exhibit is called “Tim Burton: Drawings.” The filmmaker selected the watercolors, drawings and 
sketches himself, from his personal collection.  
 
“I like these ÎEdward Scissorhands’ drawings because they have a lot of feeling in the faces of the 
character,” said Slovin. “So not only do you see someone with a wonderful hand — a really wonderful 
fine artist — but a lot of the feeling of the character and a lot of the sensibility of what the movie is going 
to be like.”  
 
“These Martians from ÎMars Attacks’ are really my favorites,” said Slovin. “I think that they stand totally 
on their own. You don't have to have seen the movie to really love these drawings.”  
 
You can also take a peek at these early visions of “Pee Wee's Big Adventure.”  
 
And sketches of Catwoman, before Michelle Pfieffer clawed her way into her catsuit for “Batman 
Returns.”  
 
In addition to the big hits, there's also artwork from Tim Burton's early years as an apprentice animator 
at Disney, including drawings from the short films “Vincent” and “Frankenweenie.”  
 
“Frankenweenie” pays playful homage to Frankenstein and classic horror film style. “Vincent” is about a 
boy who dreams he's Vincent Price living in a horror movie.  
 
Many of these drawings hint at the Tim Burton trademarks: stories that are dark and fantastic but oddly 
comedic and that other‐worldliness of so many of his films, like “Sleepy Hollow” and the animated 
musical “Nightmare before Christmas.”  
 
Museum‐goers can also catch a glimpse of Burton's most recent work.  
 
“So here's a sketch of the ringmaster from ÎBig Fish,’ Tim Burton's latest release,” said Slovin, pointing 
out a sketch that looks distinctly like DeVito. “I don't know whether or not Tim Burton did this sketch 
first and then thought of Danny DeVito for the character or whether this is actually a sketch of Danny 
DeVito after he'd been cast.  
 
“But Danny DeVito says he'll always take a part in a Tim Burton movie if he sees a sketch and the 
character has hair,” joked Slovin.  
 
For more information, contact the American Museum of the Moving Image at 718‐784‐4520 or check out 
www.ammi.org.  


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