1. How effective is the combination of your
main product and ancillary tasks?

2. I feel that the main tasks and the ancillary tasks made are a good
combination together and make it all very effective. For both the ancillary
tasks there are concepts used in the ancillary tasks that are in the main
product. For example, there are shots in the film that have been used on the
film review and the film poster. This helps link the three together as it is
obvious that they are all for the same film and represent each section of the
film as well as the people who are involved with the film.
Major film productions use the same conventions as their posters and
reviews use the same images from the films themselves.

3. In the film the representations of gender can be seen differently for each.
Males in ‘Forgetting’ can be shown as being violent, abusive as well as loving and caring towards his
girlfriend. This is a negative outlook for males, as some people might think this in any case and
‘Forgetting’ clearly shows how it can affect anyone.
Females in this film, show how they can be portrayed as being all caring for someone however harsh a
person can be. Aimee, our female character still loves her boyfriend even if he does try to kill her and
attacks her and pushes her down the stairs.
This can be show in all three of my media products that I have created. The film review shows an image
of how happy the couple are and that everything seems fine between them. The film poster however,
shows how woman can be portrayed as being vulnerable and scared of a man who can do this to
someone. The image of Zak in the car holding the steering wheel shows his dominance as he has contro
of what can happen next. This shows his nasty side and shows the audience how he can be represented.
All of this link together as the film shows both and each different side to the male and the female and
how forgiving they can be. This is an effective combination as they are all basic to see and the short
film itself shows everyday characters. They are both at school in the sixth form, but the male
character shows the audience how anyone of any age can attack their girlfriends or any other person.