YUM Awards 2010

The first episode is from Spring Term 2010 week 9 and features Rosie Fletcher as host, regular team captains Max Tyler and Tom Flynn plus guests Will Booth and Oli Lester. The second episode is from Summer Term 2010 week 5, again with Rosie Fletcher as host, captains Max Tyler and Tom Flynn but this episode’s guests are Lewis Bretts and Dave Hanson. Based on the BBC1 regular comedy show, Have I Got News For You, HIGNFYork happens twice a term and is produced and written by YUSU Comedy Soc. Always good for a laugh, the first episode was broadcast in the midst of election fever and so had a slight election theme. The aim of HIGNFYork is to look mainly at news/events that have happened on York University campus in a satirical fashion and is diverse in its format using pictures, music, blanked out words from various newspapers and magazines and even sometimes (as demonstrated in the first episode) a special catwalk style walk. Most of the show is improvised which makes it more entertaining because both the audience and the teams cannot predict what is going to happen next. YSTV films the shows with 3 cameras, edits the camera shots, puts the slides over the top that are sent to us from Comedy Soc and aims to have it up online in under a week.

Entertainment: Have I Got News For York, Episode 1

Entertainment: Have I Got News For York, Episode 2

Josie Long is an English stand-up comedian, with appearances on various television programmes including Never Mind The Buzzcocks, 8 out of 10 Cats, The Bubble, You Have Been Watching and The Jon Richardson Show. The interview took place in York City Screen’s ‘The Basement’ during the break of her stand up gig on Sunday 7th February and was conducted by YUSU Comedy Soc’s Rosie Fletcher. The interview had an interesting twist whereby Josie had to pick her questions from fairy cakes that Comedy Soc had made earlier that day. It was well researched and asked unusual questions – for example quizzing Josie about her love of Boggle and which fictional characters should join Twitter.

Best Interview: Josie Long

Entertainment: Man Man Episode 1

Entertainment: Man Man Children in Need Special

Live Presenter: Mark Friend

Front Page: Man Man

Roses 2010 was a joint venture with Lancaster University Student TV station LUTube.tv, broadcasting live footage on each of the three days, including live commentary, and video mixing. There were four shows broadcasting each day, with a mixture of YSTV and LUTube presenters, directors, editors, producers, technicians and camera operators, working around the clock to keep the most up to date information on each show, and the live coverage. The shows themselves were broadcast live, four times a day, then uploaded to the relevant websites. They included interviews from within the studio, commentary on matches, updates on the events and where they were happening, score updates, and a live interview with Lancaster’s head of sport Sue Wynes, immediately after the winners were announced, and shortly after an interview with Emily Scott York Sport President. On the final day the combination of the two teams worked to broadcast the closing ceremony, as well as creating a summary video to be played at the closing ceremony. Using a live broadcast truck with 3 cameras set up on the main pitch, 2 cameras in the sports hall, and further roaming cameras, the team captured interviews with Captains and University representatives, vox pops on the atmosphere, winning, and a variety of different themes to express the overall event.  YSTV/LUTube covered a whole variety of different events, including the It’s a Knockout competition, and discussion of the different social events, to show that it’s not all about the sport.

Best Sport: Roses 2010

News: Michael Miller

Real Life: Michael Miller

Real Life: Alexander Prowse

Live: York Come Dancing

Investigative Feature: Methedrone

Front Page: Fast Food

News: Steven Perring

Interview: York Come Dancing

This video includes footage taken from ‘YSTV’s Children in Need 2009’ and ‘York University Student Union (YUSU) Election Night 2010’.  These are two contrasting live productions which I presented on; Children in Need being more relaxed than the formality of Election Night.  Presenting on ‘Children in Need’ required me to introducing videos, links and perform an unseen presenter task, making for an enjoyable production.  ‘Elections Night 2010’ required me to communicate the live election information accurately to the viewers.  I had to introduce videos, conduct interviews in the studio and inform the viewers of the positions being contested with previous knowledge compiled.  This knowledge was invaluable in making sure the show went smoothly and all possible queries could be answered and relative questions asked.  As a first year undergraduate, I had not had any previous experience of presenting, live or pre-recorded, before joining YSTV this year.

Live Presenter: Alexander Prowse

News: Roundup

YSTV’s coverage of the College Cup 2010 is brought to you by a small team of dedicated camera people, editors and reporters to show the highlights of the football from each week. Come rain or shine, the cameras will be rolling to get the best shots, controversial decisions and goals from the JLD. With Captains interviews, commentary, and score summaries, the College Cup Coverage 2010 brings an overall roundup of the weeks events.

Best Sport: College Cup 2010

York University Media Awards / YUM Awards 2010

YUM Awards 2010

Videos

Entertainment: Have I Got News For York, Episode 1

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Entertainment: Have I Got News For York, Episode 2

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Best Interview: Josie Long

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Entertainment: Man Man Episode 1

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Entertainment: Man Man Children in Need Special

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Live Presenter: Mark Friend

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Front Page: Man Man

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Best Sport: Roses 2010

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News: Michael Miller

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Real Life: Michael Miller

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Real Life: Alexander Prowse

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Live: York Come Dancing

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Investigative Feature: Methedrone

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Front Page: Fast Food

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News: Steven Perring

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Interview: York Come Dancing

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Live Presenter: Alexander Prowse

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News: Roundup

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08/06/2010

Best Sport: College Cup 2010

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