Evaluation Question 2: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? Part 2

- Have you used any motifs which are recognisable across all 3 products?
- Are there any other themes, enigmas or style elements (such as fonts/graphics) which unify the products?

Have you used any motif's which are recognisable across all 3 products?

Yes, the use of the stary night and the twirl is something that is featured across all of the products. This is because these images where pivitol parts of the orginal show, and I wanted to include them on my products. Another thing that is recognisable across all of the products is the narrator character being the figurehead of the film. This was because Rod Serling played the narrator in the original series, and I consider his character to be the most important, and adds well in that supernatural mood. "Is he there, isn't he there"? 

Are there any other themes, enigmas or style elements (such as fonts/graphics) which unify the products?

The theme is unified bewteen all the products. The black and white, noir style theme unites the pieces and makes it clear that they all fit and link into each other. The enigma is also linked. Who is this narrator character? Is he there, isn't he there? Is he God or a conscious? These are the enigmas laid out in the film. Font and graphic arn't unified thoughout the pieces. This was done to show that each products is made by someone different. This is because the people who create the film, poster and magazine arn't always going to be the same company, especially for an independent film.