Whilst we are awaiting more results for the audience research, my group and I have begun to discuss the ancillary tasks in extended detail. Further considerations have taken place regarding all three options once more, and we have again decided that the two we previously highlighted as the two we would attempt are still the ancillary tasks which we will concentrate our attention on, following progression of our main task.
Why not a website?
A number of factors have led to our undisputed decision not to produce a website as an ancillary task, and instead opt for a cover for the release of the CD, and a magazine advertisement.
Firstly, we all have first-hand experience in producing a magazine advert and/or a CD cover, which implies that these are the areas in which we could most exploit or abilities. We are not all familiar with creating websites, and while this would undoubtedly be an exciting task to complete, it would potentially require more time than we can afford to use, due to the fact that we would not only be improving and developing upon previous experiences, but learning for the first time in many cases.
In addition to this, we believe that technical difficulties would be more likely to occur if we were to create a website. While we are not naïve enough to assume that technical issues do not occur in producing a CD cover and a magazine advert, the chances are less likely.
Therefore, this decision was not a difficult one to make, given that the tasks will almost certainly be a better finished product should we opt to do a CD cover and a magazine advertisement, as opposed to the website, given our respective abilities and the reliability of technology.
