Why Did Tim Burton Create Such Good Movies?

How does a good movie director like Tim Burton create such good movies?
Tim Burton was born in august 25 of 1958 and grew up living with his grandmother. Tim burton joined Disney and helped create some of the best-selling animated movies of all time. All though working for Disney, Tim burton was interested in making movies on his own for example Frankenweenie. All though the movie was rejected because some of the content was rather scary, Tim burton later became the director of many other movies like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Pirates of the Caribbean, Corpse Bride and Edward scissor hands. These movies came out to be the some of the best movie to ever be made. Tim burton effectively uses variety of cinematic techniques to evoke emotion
He is feared by everyone and thought to be a danger to society, but he is actually a lonely and clueless and nice person. With his attitude towards every one, will Edward be able to convince everyone that he isn’t harmful? The movie opens up to a mansion with mysterious music going up an abandoned stair way with dirt and spider webs, trumpets and a choir to suit the scene. Tim Burton uses music and sounds to create a tone of anxiety or scared because the music makes it seem like something is going to pop out. Also there’s a scene where Meg enters the attic and there a hole in the roof witch shines light onto her, but there’s a silhouette of a man walking towards her in the dark side of the room. Tim burton is able to use lighting in this scene to make a frightened tone because she is short and alone in the mansion. Another is when Meg titles the car side mirror to the dark mansion witch is seen through the mirror. Tim burton takes an advantage of camera angles to make a vulnerable mood, because the town is small compared to the mountain where the mansion