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Born in the streets and raised by a trio of benevolent lampposts, Simon joined YSTV in 2006 with an intent on Making Technical Stuff Happen™. This plan quickly showed its worth, as Simon was elected [[Deputy Technical Directors|Deputy Technical Director]] under the iron-fisted rule of Nick Howell. | Born in the streets and raised by a trio of benevolent lampposts, Simon joined YSTV in 2006 with an intent on Making Technical Stuff Happen™. This plan quickly showed its worth, as Simon was elected [[Deputy Technical Directors|Deputy Technical Director]] under the iron-fisted rule of [[Nick Howell]]. | ||
It was not to last, however; he left for greener pastures in the form of Network Engineer. He held this position for 78 years, replacing the dying analogue network with a series of specially-tricked-out laptops. It sort-of worked, and no one had any better ideas, so it flew. | It was not to last, however; he left for greener pastures in the form of Network Engineer. He held this position for 78 years, replacing the dying analogue network with a series of specially-tricked-out laptops. It sort-of worked, and no one had any better ideas, so it flew. | ||
Revision as of 16:51, 29 March 2010
Born in the streets and raised by a trio of benevolent lampposts, Simon joined YSTV in 2006 with an intent on Making Technical Stuff Happen™. This plan quickly showed its worth, as Simon was elected Deputy Technical Director under the iron-fisted rule of Nick Howell.
It was not to last, however; he left for greener pastures in the form of Network Engineer. He held this position for 78 years, replacing the dying analogue network with a series of specially-tricked-out laptops. It sort-of worked, and no one had any better ideas, so it flew.
Not content with the technical side of YSTV, Simon arbitrarily decided that production was also his forte. He co-produced the awesome new titles for Your Answer's Rubbish, which premiered in series 2. This began a great production partnership with Mark Friend that resulted in Man Man, visual FX organisation Punch Punch Queen, and a new flavour of Ronseal.
Simon is now married to a USB cable and has three children. They are all backwards-compatible.