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[[https://ystv.co.uk/watch/spotlight/series2/|Spotlight]] is a Magazine show start on 2014, a re-branding for Monday evening Live. MEL was re-branded because of the restriction of Monday, evening and Live. It's ratified at the beginning of 2014 acadamic year where Sam Nicholson was the Executive producer. Due to Degree commitment, the production is passed to Kenric Yuen at the Beginning of 2015.
{{Production Info
| name = Spotlight
| logofile = SpotlightS2Logo.png
| logoalt = Spotlight Titlecard
| genre = Magazine/Light Entertainment
| broadcast =
| start date = 2014
| end date =
| producers = [[Sam Nicholson]] (2014)<br>[[Kenric Yuen]] (2015-)
| url = https://ystv.co.uk/watch/spotlight
}}


==Show Format:==
Spotlight is a Magazine show started in 2014, a successor to [[Monday Evening Live]]. Unfortunately, MEL was restricted by the intention of being broadcast only on a Monday, in the evening, and Live. It was ratified at the beginning of 2014-15 academic year, with [[Sam Nicholson]] at the helm. Due to degree commitments, the production passed to [[Kenric Yuen]] in January of 2015.
Spot light is a show that created for members experience a Live Studio show. It make use of our in house studio and vision path which is easily set up. The Production is headed by a executive producer, and for each episode could be produced by a new producer who want to learn or experience how production work.


The show set up as a 3 camera show with 2 sofa in the set, where presenter sit at one side and interviewee at the other if there is interview.
Spotlight was also the title of a previous YSTV production in 2010, now retconned to be [http://ystv.co.uk/watch/spotlight/series1/ Series 1] as Sam couldn't think of a better title for the new show after a month of trying!


==Title sequece==
==Show Format==
Title sequecne is created by Sam Nicholson, where for each episode different clips that's relevant to the content coming up will be shown.
Spotlight was created for members to experience a simple live studio show set-up. The show is headed by an executive producer, with each episode produced by a relatively in-experienced member of the station, to help learn or experience how production works. Or at least that was the theory. {{unsure|It hasn't happened so far}}.


==Crew==
==Title Sequence==
Executive Producer: Kenric Yuen
The title sequence was created by Sam Nicholson, and customised to the content featured on each show. It's built out of a Premiere project for the video tiles and an After Effects project to actually generate it - I'm sure if you can find it you'll figure it out!


==Epidsode==
==Set==
{| border="1"
The first five episodes of the series, taking place in the 2014-15 academic year, featured a set similar to that of Monday Evening Live. Due to the lack of lighting grid for most of the year, amongst other issues, setup varied from show to show. Typically, the show was set up with three cameras and two sofas in the set, where the presenter(s) sit on one side, and any interviewee(s) on the other. The plasma screen went in the middle or off to one side depending on how much space could be invented in the studio - for Episode 3 it was used to show images and slides relevant to that segment of the show, but for the other episodes it didn't get set up.
| '''Epidsode'''   ||  '''Presenter''' ||   '''Producer''' || '''Content'''
 
From Episode 6, at the beginning of the 2015-16 academic year, Spotlight gained an improved set design which has remained relatively consistent. This was thanks to the acquisition of new lights and a matching sofa, as well as the presence of the new truss lighting grid. The two sofas are set up perpendicular in the far corner of the studio, with the plasma in the middle creating a symmetric look to the set. LED lights are used to add colour to the back walls, while the presenters and guest are lit with a combination of Highlight 110 floods and Arri 650 fresnels.
 
===2015 set build===
<gallery heights=200px widths=350px>
File:Spotlight SetBuild 1.jpg|Flood lights being tested.
File:Spotlight SetBuild 2.jpg|Plasma installed, pointing fresnels, waiting on second sofa to arrive.
File:Spotlight SetBuild 3.jpg|Completed set, as it appeared in Episode 8.
</gallery>
 
==Episodes==
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="background-color: white; width: 100%;"
! Episode  || Presenter                                  || Producer          || Content
|-
| 1      || Judy Walker and Elish Ashworth              || [[Sam Nicholson]] || Yorkshire Marathon, LEGO convention, and interview with Sam Maguire and [[Chris Wall]]    
|-
2      || Judy Walker and Helen Farquharson          || Sam Nicholson    || Children in Need, Illumintating York, RAG Week, and [[G/046]] 20th Anniversary 
|-
| 3      || [[Helen Hobin]] and [[Matthew Ingram]]      || Sam Nicholson    || Somewhat unknown, unfortunately the recording didn't take!
|-
|-
Ep1  ||   -   || - || -
4      || Helen Hobin and [[Sarah Mesterton-Gibbons]] || [[Kenric Yuen]]  || Pantsoc promotion, YUSU Elections 2015 warm-up, and interview with Chris Wall
|-
|-
Ep2  || - || - || -
5      || Matthew Ingram and Helen Farquharson        || [[Amy Wilson]]    || Interviews with cast of TFTV's 'Demon's' and Zohra Khan, YUSU Awards highlights
|-
|-
Ep3  || - || - || -
6      || Adam Tye and Tomas Silva                    || Kenric Yuen      || World Mental Health Day, Graduation 2015, and interviews with fresher [[Jemma Carr]] and [[Chris Wall]]
|-
|-
Ep4  || Helen Hobin and Sarah m-g|| Kenric Yuen || Pantsoc show promote, Election 2015 warm-up and Chris wall interview
7      || Adam Tye and Jemma Carr                    || Kenric Yuen       || Interviews and highlights from Geekfest, and live demo from DevSoc
|-
|-
Ep5  || -|| - || -
8      || Matthew Ingram and [[Sean Pullen]]          || Kenric Yuen      || Nightline, Inauguration, and interview with Ben Leatham
|}
|}
At the conclusion of the 2014-15 run, the best piece of advice to give to a future producer of something Spotlight would be not to try and do a live show every other week by yourself (especially not in final year), either tag team with someone else and take alternate weeks or adjust the schedule to be further apart! ~SN
{{YSTV Productions}}

Latest revision as of 14:55, 12 December 2015

Spotlight
Watch Online
Spotlight Titlecard
Genre: Magazine/Light Entertainment
First Broadcast: 2014
Producer(s): Sam Nicholson (2014)
Kenric Yuen (2015-)

Spotlight is a Magazine show started in 2014, a successor to Monday Evening Live. Unfortunately, MEL was restricted by the intention of being broadcast only on a Monday, in the evening, and Live. It was ratified at the beginning of 2014-15 academic year, with Sam Nicholson at the helm. Due to degree commitments, the production passed to Kenric Yuen in January of 2015.

Spotlight was also the title of a previous YSTV production in 2010, now retconned to be Series 1 as Sam couldn't think of a better title for the new show after a month of trying!

Show Format

Spotlight was created for members to experience a simple live studio show set-up. The show is headed by an executive producer, with each episode produced by a relatively in-experienced member of the station, to help learn or experience how production works. Or at least that was the theory. It hasn't happened so farUnverified or incomplete information.

Title Sequence

The title sequence was created by Sam Nicholson, and customised to the content featured on each show. It's built out of a Premiere project for the video tiles and an After Effects project to actually generate it - I'm sure if you can find it you'll figure it out!

Set

The first five episodes of the series, taking place in the 2014-15 academic year, featured a set similar to that of Monday Evening Live. Due to the lack of lighting grid for most of the year, amongst other issues, setup varied from show to show. Typically, the show was set up with three cameras and two sofas in the set, where the presenter(s) sit on one side, and any interviewee(s) on the other. The plasma screen went in the middle or off to one side depending on how much space could be invented in the studio - for Episode 3 it was used to show images and slides relevant to that segment of the show, but for the other episodes it didn't get set up.

From Episode 6, at the beginning of the 2015-16 academic year, Spotlight gained an improved set design which has remained relatively consistent. This was thanks to the acquisition of new lights and a matching sofa, as well as the presence of the new truss lighting grid. The two sofas are set up perpendicular in the far corner of the studio, with the plasma in the middle creating a symmetric look to the set. LED lights are used to add colour to the back walls, while the presenters and guest are lit with a combination of Highlight 110 floods and Arri 650 fresnels.

2015 set build

Episodes

Episode Presenter Producer Content
1 Judy Walker and Elish Ashworth Sam Nicholson Yorkshire Marathon, LEGO convention, and interview with Sam Maguire and Chris Wall
2 Judy Walker and Helen Farquharson Sam Nicholson Children in Need, Illumintating York, RAG Week, and G/046 20th Anniversary
3 Helen Hobin and Matthew Ingram Sam Nicholson Somewhat unknown, unfortunately the recording didn't take!
4 Helen Hobin and Sarah Mesterton-Gibbons Kenric Yuen Pantsoc promotion, YUSU Elections 2015 warm-up, and interview with Chris Wall
5 Matthew Ingram and Helen Farquharson Amy Wilson Interviews with cast of TFTV's 'Demon's' and Zohra Khan, YUSU Awards highlights
6 Adam Tye and Tomas Silva Kenric Yuen World Mental Health Day, Graduation 2015, and interviews with fresher Jemma Carr and Chris Wall
7 Adam Tye and Jemma Carr Kenric Yuen Interviews and highlights from Geekfest, and live demo from DevSoc
8 Matthew Ingram and Sean Pullen Kenric Yuen Nightline, Inauguration, and interview with Ben Leatham

At the conclusion of the 2014-15 run, the best piece of advice to give to a future producer of something Spotlight would be not to try and do a live show every other week by yourself (especially not in final year), either tag team with someone else and take alternate weeks or adjust the schedule to be further apart! ~SN


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