The author believes their ancillary texts of a poster and magazine cover fit well with their main product of a trailer, despite room for improvement in the trailer due to a lack of ICT knowledge. While the photos and color schemes differ between the ancillary texts, the same actor is featured with a horror theme. To link the products, the same makeup, costume, film name "The Trickster", and production name "Corrosive" are used across the trailer and ancillary texts to make the main character and elements recognizable.

1. How effective is the combination of
your main product and ancillary
texts?
By Gaby Skingle

2. In my opinion I think my ancillary texts which is my poster and magazine cover does
fit with my main product which is my trailer. I believe that I completed both my
ancillary tasks to the best of my ability however I feel I could have done better in my
main product the trailer but due to my lack of knowledge when it comes to ICT and
new software this was not met.
The photo in both my ancillary tasks are different however they contain the same
actor and the features are distinguishable in both. The colour schemes are
completely different however you can still tell that both are going with a horror
theme. In both I have added the theme black and white, my poster more so as that
is completely black and white.

3. To link them all together I used the same make up and costume in both ancillary
tasks and in my trailer so the main character is recognisable and a distinguished
figure. They all have the same name for the film which is the trickster on all three
products and they all have the production name on them which is corrosive. They
are in different sizes and fonts on different products which may be more
recognisable on one then in comparison to another.