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The document discusses how different media products for a documentary about a band called "The K's" are effectively connected to each other. It states that all media needs to relate to each other in some way or it will confuse viewers and make the production look unprofessional. As an example, it describes how the poster features an image of the band walking down a long road, directly relating to the documentary's title "The K's Road to Stardom" and reflecting the struggle of the band. It also notes how the radio advertisement uses the opening music and title from the documentary to instantly relate the two media. This strategy is aimed at helping audience understand they are connected and enticing people to watch the documentary.
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- 1. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? It is extremely important that all of our media products connect with each other in different way. If nothing matched, it would not make sense and confuse the viewer. Making our whole media products look unprofessional, and if it looked unprofessional, the channel and the viewers would be uninterested in our porduction.
- 2. Poster. • If our poster did not match the documentary, for example, it could be a field with animals on it. Now that doesn’t match the subject matter of the documentary. Music, Live bands, the Music industry. • Our poster makes complete sense to the subject matter, and title of our documentary. As you can see on the image provided, it shows the band walking down a long road. Now that makes a direct link to the title, “the K’s Road To Stardom”. • The surroundings and atmospher of the image is quite dull and dreary. This reflects the struggle the four people in the image have to go through. • The title Is quite bold and stands out. Which is what we want our documentary to do. The title is also pink, because pink is the main colour for BBC Three and HMV. So it relates to that instantly.
- 3. The Opening title of the Radio Advert is, “The K’s”, Being Being shouted in a loud, big venue representing a big gig. It is then followed by the opening set of one of the K’s songs Which makes it obviously about music, and this band in particular. The opening music in Radio Trailer This ad is exactly the We dont have a voice over Same as the music For our documentary. So In the documentary finding one to fit the style Opening title. of documentary would be This is to relate the hard because we had Two together instantly nothing to relate it to. So So that people will we thought we would seek Understand When out an over powering voice, they watch the and make it seem very Documentary. dominant. This is so you get Having the radio trailer on youtube, Or as if it was on the online radio the idea that the Station, using it with the poster would documentary with be a Instantly Show the listener what the powerful, possibly moving Documentary could possibly be about. documentary. Which People can also see when and where it Showed so that if they miss what is said entices people to come and At the end they can refer to the image. watch it.