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The document discusses three ancillary texts created for a horror film teaser trailer project: the trailer, a magazine cover, and a poster. It analyzes how the texts were designed to link together through common visual elements, characters, and themes of darkness, violence and fear. These elements work together to effectively promote and publicize the fictional film across different media formats.
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