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The only category at the annual [[NaSTA]] awards which is created specifically for the awards rather than taken from our broadcast output. In a maximum of ten minutes of video, each station has to sell it's claim to be the best student television station in the country. This is normally done by cutting together excerpts from every production made in the previous year, with a mixture of live sound and music used to glue the whole lot together.

=== 1999 ===

=== 2000 ===

Introduced various elements of the station's output under their different genres, using a voice-over and the revolving cube ident.

=== 2001 ===

Edited by {{unsure|[[Michael Prior-Jones]]}}.   

=== 2002 ===

Edited by [[Peter Bowles]], main soundtack "So Lonely" by Jakatta.

=== 2003 ===

Edited by [[Michael Prior-Jones]], main soundtrack "Walk of Life" by Dire Straits.  Very similar in style to 2001.

=== 2004 ===

Edited by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]], main soundtrack "Gangster Tripping" by Fatboy Slim.

=== 2005 ===

Edited by [[Rowan de Pomerai]], [[Richard Ash]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]].  Main soundtrack "Right Here, Right Now" by Fatboy Slim.

Won Highly Commended.

=== 2006 ===

Edited by [[Rowan de Pomerai]], [[Sarah Cheyne]] and [[Matthew Tole]].  Main soundtrack "Weapon of Choice" by Fatboy Slim.

=== 2007 ===

Edited by [[Rowan de Pomerai]], [[Sarah Cheyne]], [[Iain Cooke]], [[Matthew Tole]] and [[Richard Ash]]. It was noteable for using the [[Try Something You Thought You Couldn't Do]] promotions as well as YSTV shows, to try to portray the society aspects of the station as well as our output.

* [[Elections 2005]] theme (as used in [[Elections 2006]]) by Rob Humphrey

* {{unsure|A song}} by campus band The Morning Thieves

=== 2009 ===

Edited by [[Iain Cooke]], [[Neil Brehon]], [[Anna Bucks]] and [[Roxanne Benson-Mackey]]. This year it was split into five sections prefixed with "YSTV does" - Entertainment, Music, News, Comedy and Live. This allowed each section to be edited independently rather than everyone working on one timeline.

=== 2010 ===

Edited by [[Iain Cooke]], [[Mark Friend]], [[Simon Harris]] and [[Alex Balmer]].

=== 2011 ===

Edited by [[Alex Balmer]], [[Michael Miller]], [[Steven Perring]] and [[Chris Young]] with help from [[Mark Friend]] and [[Simon Harris]]. It won highly commended at the 2011 [[NaSTA]] Awards.

=== 2012 ===

Edited by [[Michael Miller]], [[Steven Perring]], [[Sarah Pickles]], and [[Chris Wall]] again with input from [[Mark Friend]] and [[Simon Harris]]. It won the award, which now sits proudly in the G/046 studio complex.

=== 2013 ===

Edited by [[Emma Bew]].

=== 2014 ===

Edited by [[Kieron Moore]], [[Helen Hobin]], [[Matt Judge]], [[Tim Copeland]], and not [[Chris Wall]], with help from [[Greg Ebdon]] and [[Matt Johnson]]. It won outright at the [[NaSTA 2014|2014 NaSTA Awards]].

=== 2015 ===

Edited by [[Helen Hobin]], [[Matt Johnson]], [[Kenric Yuen]] and [[Grace Winpenny]].

*Neon Trees - Everybody Talks

*Imagine Dragons - On Top of the World