The music video links with my ancillary tasks in form of costume because we as a group wanted to keep consistency within our products so as we were filming occasionally one person would take pictures, in some sense killing two birds with one stone in the way that effort and work is put in both main and ancillary tasks. We also wanted to represent the urban mise-en-scene in the video by dressing Tinie Tempah in a baseball cap aswell as in some shots a jacket and scarf combination as seen below.

The music video also reflects the ancillary tasks in the way of poses that Tinie makes. To make sure that the media texts keep consistancy we as a group decided to keep Tinie making the same poses to keep some familiarity within the project. The poses that Tinie makes in some of the shots we chose are ones used by some modern day rappers so useing these poses would make our work more similar to music media texts of the same genre. We kept the poses similar in the main task and the ancillary tasks to show similarities between the two texts which an audience member could notice.
The backgrounds and house style which we used was one which was consistant throughout the whole project. The title of the song "Written In The Stars" was what decided the backgrounds for most of our tasks which also decided the colour scheme for the whole project (purple, black and yellow). We used starry backgrounds for most of our ancillary tasks and the star logo was also featured to add an urban kick to our tasks.
In conclusion we can see that there was quite an effective combination between the main tasks and my ancillary tasks. The costume, poses and title of the song are very similar between the tasks and this shows consistancy and how much effort and thought has gone into the project.