QUESTION 2
How effective is the combination of
your media products and ancillary
               texts
Poster
         This image we used for the radio-ad
         is taken from a video clip that we
         used in our documentary, we used
         the export tool in adobe premier to
         export the video as a still image. We
         did this as we thought the image
         and the documentary would work
         well together. We decided that we
         should edit it image as channel 4
         poster ad’s are usually quite
         abstract, we added the image of the
         stage lights that we also used in the
         text on the title screen in the
         documentary over our original
         image, and changed the colour of
         the ballet shoes from pink to black
         to make them stand out from the
         lights.
Radio-Ad



For our radio add we used a mixture of sound bites
   from the voice over on the documentary and also
   recorded extra parts that we thought where
   missing or would work better in the radio-ad. We
   also added the time, date and what channel our
   documentary would be shown on as there is no
   visuals on a radio ad. We also used vox pops that
   where included in the documentary to add a public
   opinion to our radio advert.
Our radio advertisement and a poster
   link together because they both
   are made by taking clips or still
   images from our finished
   documentary. They also link
   together because they both state
   what time, day, and channel that
   the documentary will be shown
   on. The name of our documentary
   links to the newspaper
   advertisement and radio advert as
   the title is clearly shown or said
   on each of them. This is so the
   audience can link each of the
   things together.
This is our newspaper
advertisement and the one below
is an actual channel 4
advertisement, we tried to make
these look as similar as possible
because we thought this would
make it look more professional. As
channel 4 have quite abstract
images for their newspaper
advertisements we decided that
we would edit our original image
using Photoshop to make it fit in.

Question 2

  • 1.
    QUESTION 2 How effectiveis the combination of your media products and ancillary texts
  • 2.
    Poster This image we used for the radio-ad is taken from a video clip that we used in our documentary, we used the export tool in adobe premier to export the video as a still image. We did this as we thought the image and the documentary would work well together. We decided that we should edit it image as channel 4 poster ad’s are usually quite abstract, we added the image of the stage lights that we also used in the text on the title screen in the documentary over our original image, and changed the colour of the ballet shoes from pink to black to make them stand out from the lights.
  • 3.
    Radio-Ad For our radioadd we used a mixture of sound bites from the voice over on the documentary and also recorded extra parts that we thought where missing or would work better in the radio-ad. We also added the time, date and what channel our documentary would be shown on as there is no visuals on a radio ad. We also used vox pops that where included in the documentary to add a public opinion to our radio advert.
  • 4.
    Our radio advertisementand a poster link together because they both are made by taking clips or still images from our finished documentary. They also link together because they both state what time, day, and channel that the documentary will be shown on. The name of our documentary links to the newspaper advertisement and radio advert as the title is clearly shown or said on each of them. This is so the audience can link each of the things together.
  • 5.
    This is ournewspaper advertisement and the one below is an actual channel 4 advertisement, we tried to make these look as similar as possible because we thought this would make it look more professional. As channel 4 have quite abstract images for their newspaper advertisements we decided that we would edit our original image using Photoshop to make it fit in.