How effective is the combination of your main product
and ancillary texts?
The Amex documentary has a clear link throughout it’s the main
product and the ancillary tasks. This is shown by the clothes the presenter is
wearing as they are the same throughout the documentary and the ancillary
images. This works well as you can recognise the presenter throughout and
create a consistent flow between the presenter and the documentary. As well as
this the images that have been used within my ancillary tasks are all taken
from settings from the documentary again showing links between both the
ancillary and the main product. It was important when directing and setting up
the documentary that costumes and setting were linked throughout otherwise the
documentary wouldn’t have flowed as well as it did.


The colours used on both documentaries where used because of
the colours of Brighton and Hove Albion football club. The colours of the
football team are blue and white so it was important that we used these colours
as much as we could to follow the house style of the documentary. If we hadn’t I
think the documentary would have looked out of place and I guess random in
parts.
However before making the ancillary tasks and the documentary
we discussed other documentaries and the features of them and how they are
advertised before release. We came up with the ideas to make the documentary consistent,
professional, follow the house style, same costumes, and to have a base setting
with smaller settings around that. Personally I feel we have achieved this goal
in the ancillary task and the final main product.
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