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Just a little something I stumbled upon
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Helen first encountered YSTV at Fresher's Fair 2012, when she saw a big, shiny camera and a microphone-wielding [[Emma Bew]]. Having hovered around for a few moments, trying not to look creepy, she eventually asked to be interviewed – mostly in order to get a closer look at what seemed like something straight out of the BBC. She signed up to the email list, but spent most of her first term running around trying out every society she could and subconsciously leaving the best for last. | Helen first encountered YSTV at Fresher's Fair 2012, when she saw a big, shiny camera and a microphone-wielding [[Emma Bew]] (2:03 into the [https://ystv.co.uk/watch/Freshers-2012/Freshers-2012-Montage/ 2012 Freshers Montage]). Having hovered around for a few moments, trying not to look creepy, she eventually asked to be interviewed – mostly in order to get a closer look at what seemed like something straight out of the BBC. She signed up to the email list, but spent most of her first term running around trying out every society she could and subconsciously leaving the best for last. | ||
During late Autumn Term she signed up to be a camera op and participant (not at the same time) on the critically acclaimed magic show, ‘[[Pushing the Senses]]’. Following the kind encouragement of [[Chris Wall]] and [[Peter Eskdale]], Helen decided that YSTV was something she wanted to be a part of. During the start of the Spring Term, having attended a few station meetings, crewed for ‘[[Monday Evening Live]]’ and participated in various training days, she was beginning to consider the possibility of starting her own show. One night, inspiration struck: whilst thinking about her essay on the Brontës, she suddenly realised that she could combine her love of literature with television – thus, the series ‘[[Lights on Literature]]’ was born. | During late Autumn Term she signed up to be a camera op and participant (not at the same time) on the critically acclaimed magic show, ‘[[Pushing the Senses]]’. Following the kind encouragement of [[Chris Wall]] and [[Peter Eskdale]], Helen decided that YSTV was something she wanted to be a part of. During the start of the Spring Term, having attended a few station meetings, crewed for ‘[[Monday Evening Live]]’ and participated in various training days, she was beginning to consider the possibility of starting her own show. One night, inspiration struck: whilst thinking about her essay on the Brontës, she suddenly realised that she could combine her love of literature with television – thus, the series ‘[[Lights on Literature]]’ was born. | ||