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| last name = Barnes | | last name = Barnes | ||
| active from = 2016 | | active from = 2016 | ||
| positions = Production Director | | positions = Production Director, Station Director | ||
| hometown = Anwick, Northumberland | | hometown = Anwick, Northumberland | ||
| current location = York | | current location = York | ||
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Edwin | Edwin joined in 2016 as a fresher, and got stuck in quickly with his first producing credit being an episode of [[Tea Time Chat]] with [[Katherine Bell]], which they produced together after the original producer dropped out 4 hours before the time of broadcast. | ||
From then on, Edwin stayed busy working particularly on filming, producing and editing, and focusing on increasing the visual quality of YSTV's content, through better use of lighting and in particular the use of better cameras. This led to Edwin successfully pitching the £2000+ purchase of a Canon C100 at the end of the 2016/17 academic year, soon after he became [[Production Director]]. | |||
As well as being keen to improve visual quality, Edwin was keen to increase viewership and reach and thus led a push for YSTV to release the majority of its content on Social Media (mostly facebook) alongside its website. This practice was successful and has brought YSTV to a larger audience as a result. | |||
Notable productions Edwin worked on include [[YSTV's Freshers' Guide to York]], a comprehensive guide for new students released prominently on A-Level results day 2017 through YSTV's and the University's social media channels, subsequently reaching over 30,000 views. | |||
Edwin's other main project in his first year was [[Roes 2017]], which he Production Managed alongside Executive Producer [[Katherine Bell]]. This Roses was one of the most successful in history, reached a peak of 6 simultaneous livestreams, and brought YSTV together with not just LA1TV but also member from Forge TV, LSTV, LSUTV and NaSTA. | |||
Over [[Freshers 2017]] he prioritised recruitment and visibility, and it was this push that saw many notable members join, including his successors as [[Station Director]], [[Stephanie Shires]] and [[Thomas Schubert]]. | |||
At YSTV's 2018 Elections, Edwin ran unnoposed for [[Station Director]] and subsequently led a newly expanded elected team, up from 16 to 18 roles. | |||
Notable productions Edwin worked on in his second year include [[YUSU Elections 2018]], [[Roses 2018]] and helping [[Tom Lee]] with [[Unibrass 2018]]. | |||
In his final year, Edwin once again pushed recruitment at [[Freshers 2018]], bringing in more notable and soon-to-be-notable members. A massive prescence at Freshers Fair saw YSTV set up live on Greg's Place, with the feed on the then-newly installed LED screen. | |||
Through the year, Edwin worked on many productions, and helped secured record funding for YSTV, covering the costs of new equipment and notably a new 27TB fileserver, [[McKellan]]. | |||
Edwin's time as [[Station Director]] ended with a bang, as YSTV won Best Technical Achievement and Best Broadcaster at [[NaSTA 2019]], and the week after he lead his second home Roses, with [[Roses 2019]] finally coming together after 4 months of Project Group meetings. | |||
A few days after, Edwin chaired YSTV's 2019 Elections, and made an emotional goodbye to his committee, along with fellow leavers [[Tom Lee]], [[Sam Hance]] and [[Kenric Yuen]]. | |||
Revision as of 16:57, 12 May 2019
Edwin Barnes | |
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| Years Active | 2016 – Present |
| Positions Held | |
| Hometown | Anwick, Northumberland |
| Current Location | York |
Edwin joined in 2016 as a fresher, and got stuck in quickly with his first producing credit being an episode of Tea Time Chat with Katherine Bell, which they produced together after the original producer dropped out 4 hours before the time of broadcast.
From then on, Edwin stayed busy working particularly on filming, producing and editing, and focusing on increasing the visual quality of YSTV's content, through better use of lighting and in particular the use of better cameras. This led to Edwin successfully pitching the £2000+ purchase of a Canon C100 at the end of the 2016/17 academic year, soon after he became Production Director.
As well as being keen to improve visual quality, Edwin was keen to increase viewership and reach and thus led a push for YSTV to release the majority of its content on Social Media (mostly facebook) alongside its website. This practice was successful and has brought YSTV to a larger audience as a result.
Notable productions Edwin worked on include YSTV's Freshers' Guide to York, a comprehensive guide for new students released prominently on A-Level results day 2017 through YSTV's and the University's social media channels, subsequently reaching over 30,000 views.
Edwin's other main project in his first year was Roes 2017, which he Production Managed alongside Executive Producer Katherine Bell. This Roses was one of the most successful in history, reached a peak of 6 simultaneous livestreams, and brought YSTV together with not just LA1TV but also member from Forge TV, LSTV, LSUTV and NaSTA.
Over Freshers 2017 he prioritised recruitment and visibility, and it was this push that saw many notable members join, including his successors as Station Director, Stephanie Shires and Thomas Schubert.
At YSTV's 2018 Elections, Edwin ran unnoposed for Station Director and subsequently led a newly expanded elected team, up from 16 to 18 roles.
Notable productions Edwin worked on in his second year include YUSU Elections 2018, Roses 2018 and helping Tom Lee with Unibrass 2018.
In his final year, Edwin once again pushed recruitment at Freshers 2018, bringing in more notable and soon-to-be-notable members. A massive prescence at Freshers Fair saw YSTV set up live on Greg's Place, with the feed on the then-newly installed LED screen.
Through the year, Edwin worked on many productions, and helped secured record funding for YSTV, covering the costs of new equipment and notably a new 27TB fileserver, McKellan.
Edwin's time as Station Director ended with a bang, as YSTV won Best Technical Achievement and Best Broadcaster at NaSTA 2019, and the week after he lead his second home Roses, with Roses 2019 finally coming together after 4 months of Project Group meetings.
A few days after, Edwin chaired YSTV's 2019 Elections, and made an emotional goodbye to his committee, along with fellow leavers Tom Lee, Sam Hance and Kenric Yuen.