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=== Technical === | === Technical === | ||
'''Technical Lead:''' [[Tom Lee]] | '''Technical Lead:''' [[Tom Lee]]<br> | ||
'''Infrastructure Lead:''' [[Matthew Stratford]] | '''Infrastructure Lead:''' [[Matthew Stratford]]<br> | ||
'''O.B. Lead:''' [[Adam Birtles]] | '''O.B. Lead:''' [[Adam Birtles]]<br> | ||
'''Deputy O.B. Lead:''' [[James Bithell]] | '''Deputy O.B. Lead:''' [[James Bithell]]<br> | ||
'''Head of Visuals:''' [[Andrew Waddle]] | '''Head of Visuals:''' [[Andrew Waddle]]<br> | ||
=== Content === | === Content === | ||
'''Content Lead:''' [[Thomas Schubert]] | '''Content Lead:''' [[Thomas Schubert]]<br> | ||
'''Head of VTs:''' [[Erhard Zurawka]] | '''Head of VTs:''' [[Erhard Zurawka]]<br> | ||
'''VT Assistant:''' [[Klara Simonova]], [[Prakriti Jha]] | '''VT Assistant:''' [[Klara Simonova]], [[Prakriti Jha]]<br> | ||
'''Head of Presenting:''' [[Jacob Boyle]] | '''Head of Presenting:''' [[Jacob Boyle]]<br> | ||
'''Deputy Head of Presenting:''' [[Tom McGonagle]] | '''Deputy Head of Presenting:''' [[Tom McGonagle]]<br> | ||
'''Studio Lead:''' [[Zoe Dickinson]] | '''Studio Lead:''' [[Zoe Dickinson]]<br> | ||
'''Deputy Studio Lead:''' [[Caroline Preynat-Viero]] | '''Deputy Studio Lead:''' [[Caroline Preynat-Viero]]<br> | ||
'''Head of Commentating:''' [[Piotrek Przyborowski]] | '''Head of Commentating:''' [[Piotrek Przyborowski]]<br> | ||
=== Operations === | === Operations === | ||
'''Operations Lead:''' [[Cal Cooke]] | '''Operations Lead:''' [[Cal Cooke]]<br> | ||
'''Personell Lead:''' [[Charlotte Rogers]] | '''Personell Lead:''' [[Charlotte Rogers]]<br> | ||
'''Deputy Operations Lead:''' [[Joseph Wharfe]] | '''Deputy Operations Lead:''' [[Joseph Wharfe]]<br> | ||
== Preperations == | == Preperations == | ||
Revision as of 17:19, 12 May 2019
Roses 2019 was hosted in York, and YSTV's coverage was for the first time organised by a 'Project Group', led by Edwin Barnes. Planning began in January 2019, with scheduling and larger technical planning being the first focuses.
Project Group
The YSTV Roses 2019 Project Group consisted of the following:
Management
Roses Lead: Edwin Barnes
Deputy Roses Lead: Stephanie Shires
Training and Development Lead: Olivia Gibbs
Merch and Promo Lead: Chun-Jou Yu
Technical
Technical Lead: Tom Lee
Infrastructure Lead: Matthew Stratford
O.B. Lead: Adam Birtles
Deputy O.B. Lead: James Bithell
Head of Visuals: Andrew Waddle
Content
Content Lead: Thomas Schubert
Head of VTs: Erhard Zurawka
VT Assistant: Klara Simonova, Prakriti Jha
Head of Presenting: Jacob Boyle
Deputy Head of Presenting: Tom McGonagle
Studio Lead: Zoe Dickinson
Deputy Studio Lead: Caroline Preynat-Viero
Head of Commentating: Piotrek Przyborowski
Operations
Operations Lead: Cal Cooke
Personell Lead: Charlotte Rogers
Deputy Operations Lead: Joseph Wharfe
Preperations
Preparations for Roses 2019 included moving all of YSTV's editing PCs into the studio space in order to free up the whole of the control room for a TX Centre. Setup for this happened over the week leading in to Roses. Other preperations further ahead of time included site visits, various purchases (including a lot of cabling and tape), and a visit to LA1:TV.
Promotion
Roses 2019 saw Edwin Barnes fulfil a long-held wish to make a parody video of the Mitchell & Webb Look Football Sketch, promoting YSTV's Roses Coverage. This trailer was produced in colloration with ComedySoc, starred former Chair George Blackman, and was released on social media to critical acclaim. The main upshot of the trailer was a running joke around YSTV, firstly to shout 'Watch the Roses' at random times (particularly during NaSTA 2019), and secondly to say 'All the ___, All the time' in relation to almost anything. At the time of writing, this joke is yet to grow old.
Other promotion included posters (simply designed and reading 'All the Roses, all the time) and social media takeovers, based around a 'YSTV Roses' brand designed by Edwin Barnes that drew heavily from his previous 'YSTV Sport' branding work. A planned website takeover like that done for YUSU Elections 2019 never materialised.