How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

For my short film coursework piece, we were set three potential ancillary tasks, of which two of them we would have to abide by. The three options included a poster for the film, a radio trailer for the film or a film magazine review page featuring the film. Out of these three, I decided to do the poster for the film and the radio trailer for the film. The film poster would have to have themes within that linked to the film I made. As a result, I made it to show the girls face, with emphasised shadowing around the face. The link between the main film product and the ancillary task of the poster is highly effective in not only gaining support for the product, but also emphasising to the viewer the type of film that this is. As a combination together, I believe that these two products are very effective in emphasising the tension that should occur within the piece. Furthermore, the similar colour schemes in both are highly complimentary of each other. The other ancillary task of the radio advertisement for the film was highly effective in promoting my short film. The advertisement not only summarised the contents of the film, but also had real critique comments from people who had viewed the film. This was an effective way of  promoting the film, as it made the potential viewer know what to expect from the film, and was also an incentive to the viewer to watch the film as it will be a good use of their time.