My Take-aways; 1) Establishing shot sets the scene figuratively (establishing the feel, tone, etc.) and literally (clear elements make shots in the scene easier to convey in a unified way). 2) Make the establishing shot elements clear and unmistakable 3) The background elements should serve the story more than they need to be literal, realistic, etc., although a historical scene shouldn't distract from the impact by having anachronistic details 4) Clear color palette, consistently used, can limit the need for details in subsequent shots in the scene. Thanks!

Thanks Tim….. yes I agree… simplicity and context

You break these concepts down so well, ty for this channel!

Very helpful. Thanks, Tim!

Hi Tim, please add subtitles for your tutorial clips on The Drawing Codex? :D

Your videos are very helpful, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!

awesome works !

Great tips Tim! 🙂

Your work is amazing, and your knowledge is very helpful, thank you for these videos ❤

Thanks for the mini workshop, Tim ❤ will check it out!

Stunning explanation! Thank you.

Hi Codex.. good stuff,had to watch twice. The story dictate's the art but doing the things in this lesson make it readable. Seem's to me the background would be more important in a single picture but than again background's can take away from the importance of the story. Now I'm confused 😎

Thank you for all your effort. I got some idea💡 from this video.

Really helpful and interesting!

this is something am interested in thank you for the video :)

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