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On the Christmas episode, we took a bunch of people, companies and objects and commented on whether they'd had a god year or a bad one. Used some nice graphics knocked up on Rowan's MacBook (making switching between these and PACT running on Graphics PC interesting) it was enjoyable and light-hearted. | On the Christmas episode, we took a bunch of people, companies and objects and commented on whether they'd had a god year or a bad one. Used some nice graphics knocked up on Rowan's MacBook (making switching between these and PACT running on Graphics PC interesting) it was enjoyable and light-hearted. | ||
===Finger Painting=== | ===Finger Painting=== | ||
A quick and easy VT when they were short on time, Sarah and Rowan's finger painting was actually rather fun. They very simply filmed them finger painting each other in YSTV's studio. Sarah's picture of Rowan is notable for the fact that Rowan's clothes are see-through, while both participants signed their creations, complete with their age! | A quick and easy VT when they were short on time, Sarah and Rowan's finger painting was actually rather fun. They very simply filmed them finger painting each other in YSTV's studio. Sarah's picture of Rowan is notable for the fact that Rowan's clothes are see-through, while both participants signed their creations, complete with their age! A studio audience vote cast live on the show, proclaimed Sarah (as usual) the ultimate winner! | ||
===Antarctic=== | ===Antarctic=== | ||
Using footage from [[Michael Prior-Jones]]'s video blog, a feature edited by Mark as two-part feature showed life in the Antarctic. The feature included a bit of a tour of the base, and some spectacular timelapse footage of cloud formations over 24 hours on the Antarctic continent. | Using footage from [[Michael Prior-Jones]]'s video blog, a feature edited by Mark as two-part feature showed life in the Antarctic. The feature included a bit of a tour of the base, and some spectacular timelapse footage of cloud formations over 24 hours on the Antarctic continent. | ||