The three media products of a digipak, magazine advert, and music video for the song "Far from me" by Dan O'Brien were connected through shared elements. Dan O'Brien appears in all three products. Additionally, the same font was used for the artist and song title across the products. The music video was used as a guide to model the two ancillary texts, the digipak and magazine advert, to create synergistic elements and showcase the alternative pop genre. The digipak featured shots from the same locations as the music video. However, the magazine advert differed by showing Dan O'Brien with his back to the camera instead of his face.

2. HOW THE THREE PRODUCTS ARE CONNECTED
• As a group we created 3 media products (left to right): Digipak, Magazine
Advert and our music video for Dan O’brien ‘Far from me’
• All of our media products contained many synergistic elements, the main
one being Dan O’brien himself who is seen across all three of our media
products.
• Another synergistic element we added which is shown in all our products in
the font used for the Artist and title of the song.

3. MUSIC VIDEO
To connect our main product to our
ancillary texts we used our music
video as a guide/template to model
the two ancillary texts after. This
helped create synergistic elements
and help show our genre –
alternative pop.

4. DIGIPAK
For the digipak we used shots from locations we used in the music video. Like
Dan we have other synergistic elements e.g The guitar that Dan uses during the
video- colour: Fire Blast (orange/red)

5. MAGAZINE ADVERT
The magazine advert contrasts the other
two products because the artist Dan O’brien
has his back facing the camera, which we
from audience feedback we were told for a
new artist’s first album is bad because he
should be trying to establish himself and
without seeing his face its harder to do that.