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== Preperations == | == 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]]. | 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]]. | ||
To train YSTV members in how to pre-produce and operate a live sport stream, [[Edwin Barnes]] revived the [[YSTV Sport]] label and pushed for it being a major project throughout the year leading up to Roses. This did not just allow new members to gain more experience with equipment and what to look out for, but also enabled the tech team to try out all venues before the Roses weekend. | |||
== Roses Weekend == | == Roses Weekend == | ||
[[Image:Mark Addy.jpeg|thumb|right|YSTV interviewing Mark Addy]] | [[Image:Mark Addy.jpeg|thumb|right|YSTV interviewing Mark Addy]] | ||
Despite regular technical problems (namely the stream not going online), the entire weekend went fairly smooth. Having learned from the previous year, the team reduced the number of simultaneous livestreams in order to focus more on the quality of the individual streams. This included organising several studio segments and commentators for every sport. | |||
The most ambitious livestream of the weekend was the Opening Ceremony, produced and directed by [[Edwin Barnes]] while [[Zoe Dickinson]] was in charge of the studio show. Featuring the Womens Netball match, YSTV's set-up included two wireless cameras, the jib and live highlights. The stream was executed perfectly, which the team celebrated at the Roses Festival later that night. | |||
Besides the regular livestreams, the Roses team also produced a wide array of VTs and social media content. These ranged from interviews, over full recaps of matches that were not broadcast live or event coverage videos. The highlight of the weekend, however, was [[Charlotte Rogers]] interviewing Mark Addy (''Robert Baratheon''). | |||
The weekend concluded with York bringing home an overall victory, with the closing ceremony being the Men's Rugby Match on 22 Acres. In order to broadcast this, YSTV brought their OB van and a complex outdoor set-up. | |||
== Promotion == | == Promotion == | ||