Election Night 2000 - Revision history

Dummy User: wiki links

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wiki links

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	YSTV took over Derwent JCR to act as both a control room and link set. The link set consisted of the silver-topped Ikea trestle table against a purple setboard. Two presenters on stools sat either side of it, with a converted Sony Trinitron FST television placed between them.		YSTV took over Derwent JCR to act as both a control room and link set. The link set consisted of the silver-topped Ikea trestle table against a purple setboard. Two presenters on stools sat either side of it, with a converted Sony Trinitron FST television placed between them.

	In the adjacent room, D/016, was the Press Conference, which was a new initiative after some chaotic business with getting candidates interviewed the previous year. Unfortunately it suffered from a rather unprepossessing set (or lack thereof!) and having URY's microphones all over the place!		In the adjacent room, D/016, was the Press Conference, which was a new initiative after some chaotic business with getting candidates interviewed the previous year. Unfortunately it suffered from a rather unprepossessing set (or lack thereof!) and having [[URY]]'s microphones all over the place!

	There was also a single camera, the [[Panasonic MS4]], and a presenter in the Dining Room.		There was also a single camera, the [[Panasonic MS4]], and a presenter in the Dining Room.
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	[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.		[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.

	Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website]].		Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website].

	The "silver-topped trestle table" (always referred to in full by those who were there) would later be used by the membership for all manner of purposes including various off-camera uses, as the main set of [[Bulletin (again)\|Bulletin]] for a while, [[Off The Cuff]] and coming full circle as the support for the [[Bona Dicta]] table top in [[Elections 2007]].		The "silver-topped trestle table" (always referred to in full by those who were there) would later be used by the membership for all manner of purposes including various off-camera uses, as the main set of [[Bulletin (again)\|Bulletin]] for a while, [[Off The Cuff]] and coming full circle as the support for the [[Bona Dicta]] table top in [[Elections 2007]].

Sprow: Specific hardware

2007-06-13T18:00:01Z

Specific hardware

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	== Sets ==		== Sets ==
	YSTV took over Derwent JCR to act as both a control room and link set. The link set consisted of the silver-topped Ikea trestle table against a purple setboard. Two presenters on stools sat either side of it, with a ~~small monitor~~ placed between them.		YSTV took over Derwent JCR to act as both a control room and link set. The link set consisted of the silver-topped Ikea trestle table against a purple setboard. Two presenters on stools sat either side of it, with a converted Sony Trinitron FST television placed between them.

	In the adjacent room, D/016, was the Press Conference, which was a new initiative after some chaotic business with getting candidates interviewed the previous year. Unfortunately it suffered from a rather unprepossessing set (or lack thereof!) and having URY's microphones all over the place!		In the adjacent room, D/016, was the Press Conference, which was a new initiative after some chaotic business with getting candidates interviewed the previous year. Unfortunately it suffered from a rather unprepossessing set (or lack thereof!) and having URY's microphones all over the place!

	There was also a single camera and a presenter in the Dining Room.		There was also a single camera, the [[Panasonic MS4]], and a presenter in the Dining Room.

	== Technical ==		== Technical ==
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	Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website]].		Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website]].

	The "silver-topped trestle table" (always referred to in full by those were there) would later be used by the membership for all manner of purposes including various off-camera uses, as the main set of [[Bulletin (again)\|Bulletin]] for a while, [[Off The Cuff]] and coming full circle as the support for the [[Bona Dicta]] table top in [[Elections 2007]].		The "silver-topped trestle table" (always referred to in full by those who were there) would later be used by the membership for all manner of purposes including various off-camera uses, as the main set of [[Bulletin (again)\|Bulletin]] for a while, [[Off The Cuff]] and coming full circle as the support for the [[Bona Dicta]] table top in [[Elections 2007]].

	{{Elections}}		{{Elections}}
	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

Cjw116 at 16:13, 13 June 2007

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			{{Production Info
			\|name=Election Night 2000
			\|genre=Event Coverage
			\|broadcast=Friday 10th March 2000
			\|producers=[[Alex Hudson]] <br> [[Chris Parker]]

			}}
	== Production Team ==		== Production Team ==
	Election Night 2000 was produced by [[Chris Parker]] and [[Alex Hudson]]. [[Matt Hammond]] was in charge of technical matters.		Election Night 2000 was produced by [[Chris Parker]] and [[Alex Hudson]]. [[Matt Hammond]] was in charge of technical matters.

Jonathan: Set background

2007-05-30T21:02:29Z

Set background

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	Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website]].		Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website]].

			The "silver-topped trestle table" (always referred to in full by those were there) would later be used by the membership for all manner of purposes including various off-camera uses, as the main set of [[Bulletin (again)\|Bulletin]] for a while, [[Off The Cuff]] and coming full circle as the support for the [[Bona Dicta]] table top in [[Elections 2007]].

	{{Elections}}		{{Elections}}
	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

Jonathan: Photo link

2007-02-28T13:55:03Z

Photo link

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	== Technical ==		== Technical ==
	[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.		[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.

			Screengrabs from the programme can be seen here [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2000/index.php on YSTV's website]].

	{{Elections}}		{{Elections}}
	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

Dummy User: Footers

2007-02-27T09:23:16Z

Footers

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	== Technical ==		== Technical ==
	[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.		[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.

			{{Elections}}
			{{YSTV Productions}}
			[[Category:Productions]]

Dummy User: New page: == Production Team == Election Night 2000 was produced by Chris Parker and Alex Hudson. Matt Hammond was in charge of technical matters. Chris Ward, Chris Parker, [[Al...

2007-02-26T22:04:30Z

New page: == Production Team == Election Night 2000 was produced by Chris Parker and Alex Hudson. Matt Hammond was in charge of technical matters. Chris Ward, Chris Parker, [[Al...

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== Production Team ==
Election Night 2000 was produced by [[Chris Parker]] and [[Alex Hudson]]. [[Matt Hammond]] was in charge of technical matters.

[[Chris Ward]], [[Chris Parker]], [[Alex Hudson]] and [[Michael Prior-Jones]] were the directors.

== Sets ==
YSTV took over Derwent JCR to act as both a control room and link set. The link set consisted of the silver-topped Ikea trestle table against a purple setboard. Two presenters on stools sat either side of it, with a small monitor placed between them.

In the adjacent room, D/016, was the Press Conference, which was a new initiative after some chaotic business with getting candidates interviewed the previous year. Unfortunately it suffered from a rather unprepossessing set (or lack thereof!) and having URY's microphones all over the place!

There was also a single camera and a presenter in the Dining Room.

== Technical ==
[[Matt Hammond]] wrote a very swish-looking graphics system that ran on his Acorn Risc PC, which was then controlled by commands sent over a serial line from a user interface on a control machine (also an Acorn). There were also a number of other Acorn machines that provided cues for presenters, although this system was rushed into service and didn't work that well.