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Suddenly becoming aware of the fact that they would soon be leaving YSTV for good, they somehow had possibly their most prolific term in the society, despite being in their final year. They (co-)wrote several pieces of software (an entirely new internal site, and NaSTA-award-winning [[Badger]]) for the station that were used throughout the year. They finally produced a full show of their own ([[Game Night]]), decided to abandon it after its first season because it was too much work, were convinced to un-abandon it by [[Cameron Fox]], and then put even more effort into the second season (despite switching format to pre-recorded to reduce the amount of effort...). | Suddenly becoming aware of the fact that they would soon be leaving YSTV for good, they somehow had possibly their most prolific term in the society, despite being in their final year. They (co-)wrote several pieces of software (an entirely new internal site, and NaSTA-award-winning [[Badger]]) for the station that were used throughout the year. They finally produced a full show of their own ([[Game Night]]), decided to abandon it after its first season because it was too much work, were convinced to un-abandon it by [[Cameron Fox]], and then put even more effort into the second season (despite switching format to pre-recorded to reduce the amount of effort...). | ||
Come Roses, they realised that the incredibly janky spreadsheet that had somehow held together Roses 2023's crew scheduling would fall apart for 2024, and wrote Roses Scheduler, a piece of software to help manage it all (which went on to win Silver at the next NaSTAs). Their final contributions to YSTV were the most student media-y they could possibly be: shooting a Doctor Who spoof as the intro for the [[YUMAs]] 2024 in under 24 hours (with [[Cameron Fox|Cameron]]'s help), | Come Roses, they realised that the incredibly janky spreadsheet that had somehow held together Roses 2023's crew scheduling would fall apart for 2024, and wrote Roses Scheduler, a piece of software to help manage it all (which went on to win Silver at the next NaSTAs). Their final contributions to YSTV were the most student media-y they could possibly be: shooting a Doctor Who spoof as the intro for the [[YUMAs]] 2024 in under 24 hours (with [[Cameron Fox|Cameron]]'s help), accidentally DJ'ing Summer Ball (to save [[Jamie Parker-East]] from trying to do it in WebStudio), and editing [[Noughts and Crosses across Manchester]] (technically after graduating as it was over the summer). | ||
== Alumni == | == Alumni == | ||