Thomas Schubert: Difference between revisions

He's German.

| Encouraged by [[Iona McEvans]], the combined Christmas-Halloween livestream saw him acting as director for the very first time. The short found-footage style horror sequence had him work with many soon-to-be important faces of YSTV: [[Charlotte Rogers]], [[Theo Bimson]] and [[Richard Jones]].

| Thomas joined the team at Aesthetica, which saw him use the [[C100]] for the first time. Except for one interview, none of the video was ever released,

| He vision mixed for the first time. Which was arguably not very impressive for he had exactly two cameras to work with.

| Making a deal with [[Richard Jones]], he took part in the Lemons for Leukemia challenge. For which he had to eat a lemon. Which he enjoyed way too much,

| Happening to find a hire opportunity on a shoot with bestie [[Stephanie Shires]], they both produced this major commercial hire in just two days. They filmed to seperate performances of the musical and ended up spending several weeks in edit hell. The result was so well liked, however, that YSTV got hired several times in the future to film more theatre shows.

| For the first TFTV 48h Film Challenge that he took part in, Thomas led a team made up out of YSTV members and directed a fake commercial for "Death Direct", an assassin firm.

| Thomas came back early from his summer holiday to join the team for [[Stephanie Shires]]' pet project. On the race day, he and presenter [[Jacob Boyle]] were stationed behind the finish line, welcoming the teams after the race. Thomas later edited the highlights video.

| Created the show with [[Stephanie Shires]], and took part as a candidate. Cooked what was meant to be a gnocci casseroll, but failed miserably. The show was never released.

| Joined the group travelling to Malham Cove and - obviously - spent most of the day running around filming. Later claimed that this day was one of the best of his time at uni.

| After filming YSTV Reports: Carols in the Minster, Thomas felt so christmas-y that he decided to walk back alone through town, gathering shots of York in full christmas decoration. The video was released as the culmination of [[12 Days of Christmas]] on Christmas Day 2018.

| Got talked into trying out pole dancing on camera by [[Klara Simonova]], [[Prakriti Jha]] and [[Charlotte Rogers]]. The video led to a lot of amusement within YSTv and its viewers and launched the "YSTV does..." series.

| Hoping to producer a more impressive Give It A Go session, Thomas led the team creating the concept for Riddle Me This, a riddle-themed game show.

| Thomas was one of the first to sign up for the very spontaneos filming, for which he went on the run with team partner [[Joseph Wharfe]]. After several adrenaline-filled chases and even being split up from his partner, Thomas and Joe were eventually caught next to Clifford's Tower. To this day, both insist that their rivals ([[Andrew Waddle]], [[Zoe Dickinson]] and [[Caroline Preynat-Viero]]) only won because the Hunters spent the entire time chasing after them. This shoot also caused Thomas to furthermore refer to hunter [[Cal Cooke]] as "The Terminator".

| Joined the team for [[Matthew Zeffertt]]'s pet project as advisor and editor. Also took part as presenter in YSTV's visit to a discussion meeting and a rope workshop (continuing an unhealthy trend of him being tied up in YSTV productions).

| Once again, Thomas spent most of the NaSTA weekend filming everything he could find. He also edited the Best Broadcaster showreel with [[Matthew Zeffertt]], which led to YSTV winning the prestigious award.