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YSTV has made many one-time-only programmes. List them here. | YSTV has made many one-time-only programmes. List them here. | ||
== | ==1980s== | ||
* 1986 [[YSTV Colour]] - We started broadcasting in colour. Not sure what we did apart from make a hologram ... | * 1986 [[YSTV Colour]] - We started broadcasting in colour. Not sure what we did apart from make a hologram ... | ||
* 1987 [[YSTV Tour]] - a light-hearted introduction to the inner workings of YSTV. | * 1987 [[YSTV Tour]] - a light-hearted introduction to the inner workings of YSTV. | ||
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* 1988 [[Breaker 88]] - Surely the biggest YSTV One-Off ever, which put us into the record books for the longest programme under a single director, [[Keith Hide-Smith]]. | * 1988 [[Breaker 88]] - Surely the biggest YSTV One-Off ever, which put us into the record books for the longest programme under a single director, [[Keith Hide-Smith]]. | ||
== | ==1990s== | ||
* 1993 [[Closure]] - produced to mark the closure of the Physics studio and potential end of YSTV. | |||
==2000s== | |||
* 2000 [[Vanbrugh Paradise]] - not meant to be a one-off, but only one episode of this student soap ever got made. | * 2000 [[Vanbrugh Paradise]] - not meant to be a one-off, but only one episode of this student soap ever got made. | ||
* 2000 [[Lolita]] - one off drama piece. Actually pretty good. | * 2000 [[Lolita]] - one off drama piece. Actually pretty good. | ||
Revision as of 20:43, 28 February 2007
YSTV has made many one-time-only programmes. List them here.
1980s
- 1986 YSTV Colour - We started broadcasting in colour. Not sure what we did apart from make a hologram ...
- 1987 YSTV Tour - a light-hearted introduction to the inner workings of YSTV.
- 1987 Puppets - a music video, produced well before Premier Pro...
- 1988 Breaker 88 - Surely the biggest YSTV One-Off ever, which put us into the record books for the longest programme under a single director, Keith Hide-Smith.
1990s
- 1993 Closure - produced to mark the closure of the Physics studio and potential end of YSTV.
2000s
- 2000 Vanbrugh Paradise - not meant to be a one-off, but only one episode of this student soap ever got made.
- 2000 Lolita - one off drama piece. Actually pretty good.
- 2000 YSTV-am - a saturday-morning-kids-TV style programme put out live each morning in Freshers' Week.
- 2001 Lazy Lunch - A re-freshers' week show, this time at lunchtime
- 2001 This Afternoon - Yet another magaziney programme, for Freshers' Week 2001
- 2001 Kings of Queen - a live concert video at the York Barbican
- 2000 WoodenSpoon - a cookery show
- 2002 Reader of the Road - a drama shot in York city centre
- 2003 Have I Got News For YUSU - Student union spoof of the panel show, made all filler for Elections 2003
- 2003 The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003 - If you can fit all of the title on the screen, it tells you what it did.
- 2003 Whose YSTV is it Anyway - Another pilot-only show, you can guess where the idea came from ...
- 2004 URYVision Song Contest - coverage of URY's Eurovision rip-off
- 2004 Stereotypes - Made over the weekend of week 2 Autumn term with lots of new members involved.
- 2005 Elections Past - highlights from 21 years of YSTV Election Night footage
- 2005 YSTV's Bloomers - eighteen months' worth of cock-ups collated in this compilation.
- 2005 Good Morning Campus- Early morning live show. Very bloody early.
- 2005 Guide To Campus - Does what it says on the tin, at least until they change bits of campus around.
- 2005 Make Poverty History - we took a camera to the rally in Edinburgh, and made this program as a result.
- 2005 Learning Curves - The first and only animated show on YSTV?
- 2006 Webstream Launch - A night of YSTV goodness to celebrate the launch of streaming on the internet
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