Elections 2003 - Revision history

MikeP-J at 16:06, 6 November 2017

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	Using the terrace room did have its problems. It is a fairly small room to try and cram two fairly large sets into, and once lights, cameras and [[Big Telly]] had been hauled up the stairs outside and added to the mix there wasn't a lot of room to move!		Using the terrace room did have its problems. It is a fairly small room to try and cram two fairly large sets into, and once lights, cameras and [[Big Telly]] had been hauled up the stairs outside and added to the mix there wasn't a lot of room to move!

	There were technical problems on the night which led to [[Giles Burdett]]'s campus map graphics not making their debut until twelve months later, and the programme itself wasn't able to go on air until around 9.45pm. The programme also suffered from using the dying Cox T8 (8-input) vision mixer which gave out mid-programme. YSTV's brand new [[Panasonic Max]] (4-input) was rushed back from HQ at the other end of campus and rapidly connected into the setup, leaving the presenters filling in sound only over graphics and VTs whilst this ocurred!		There were technical problems on the night which led to [[Giles Burdett]]'s campus map graphics not making their debut until twelve months later, and the programme itself wasn't able to go on air until around 9.45pm. The programme also suffered from using the dying [[Cox T8]] (8-input) vision mixer which gave out mid-programme. YSTV's brand new [[Panasonic Max]] (4-input) was rushed back from HQ at the other end of campus and rapidly connected into the setup, leaving the presenters filling in sound only over graphics and VTs whilst this ocurred!

	Fillers on the night included [[WoodenSpoon]], the final of [[Games Disaster]], [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] and that year's [[NaSTA]] Best Broadcaster film.		Fillers on the night included [[WoodenSpoon]], the final of [[Games Disaster]], [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] and that year's [[NaSTA]] Best Broadcaster film.

Jonathan: sets update

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sets update

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	The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.		The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.

	Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the ~~links~~ set ~~- immeditately~~ afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and ~~all~~ future election night programmes. In ~~recent~~ years it ~~has~~ made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] (~~after being~~ repainted orange) ~~and most recently~~ [[YSTV News]] (~~now painted~~ red and silver). The coffee bar ~~set made~~ it'~~s debut~~ on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] ~~a week earlier~~, ~~but has since appeared on 2004, 2005 and 2006's election night programmes and also~~ [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]]~~. It is now part of the regular~~ [[LipSync]] ~~and~~ [[Welcome to Venus]] ~~sets~~. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.		Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the set, which remains in use to this day. Immeditately afterwards the links area became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and many future election night programmes. In later years it made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] (repainted orange), [[YSTV News]] (repainted red and silver) and many, many more besides. The coffee bar appeared on many subsequent election night programmes, but it has since been used most regularly in panel game-type shows, for which it isn't entirely suited due to the sharp point of the wood join at the back where the presenter sits, as it was originally designed to be sat in front of. However it serves the purpose well, and has featured on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]], [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]], [[LipSync]], [[Welcome To Venus]] and [[Your Answer's Rubbish]] to name but a few. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.

	[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]		[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]

	Behind the scenes photos can be seen [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2003/index.php on YSTV's wesbite]] as can photos of the building of the [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/ensets/index.php legendary set]].

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

Dummy User at 10:27, 14 June 2007

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	The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.		The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.

	Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and all future election night programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on 2004, 2005 and 2006's election night programmes and also [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.		Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and all future election night programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] (after being repainted orange) and most recently [[YSTV News]] (now painted red and silver). The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on 2004, 2005 and 2006's election night programmes and also [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.

	[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]		[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]

Jonathan at 08:08, 13 May 2007

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	\|logofile=Elections_2003.png		\|logofile=Elections_2003.png
	\|genre=Events Coverage		\|genre=Events Coverage
	\|broadcast=March 2003		\|broadcast=7 March 2003
	\|producers=[[Cally Nixon]]<br>[[Chris Thornton]]		\|producers=[[Cally Nixon]]<br>[[Chris Thornton]]
	}}		}}

Dummy User: fix link

2007-05-09T19:55:33Z

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	There were technical problems on the night which led to [[Giles Burdett]]'s campus map graphics not making their debut until twelve months later, and the programme itself wasn't able to go on air until around 9.45pm. The programme also suffered from using the dying Cox T8 (8-input) vision mixer which gave out mid-programme. YSTV's brand new [[Panasonic Max]] (4-input) was rushed back from HQ at the other end of campus and rapidly connected into the setup, leaving the presenters filling in sound only over graphics and VTs whilst this ocurred!		There were technical problems on the night which led to [[Giles Burdett]]'s campus map graphics not making their debut until twelve months later, and the programme itself wasn't able to go on air until around 9.45pm. The programme also suffered from using the dying Cox T8 (8-input) vision mixer which gave out mid-programme. YSTV's brand new [[Panasonic Max]] (4-input) was rushed back from HQ at the other end of campus and rapidly connected into the setup, leaving the presenters filling in sound only over graphics and VTs whilst this ocurred!

	Fillers on the night included [[~~Woodenspoon~~]], the final of [[Games Disaster]], [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] and that year's [[NaSTA]] Best Broadcaster film.		Fillers on the night included [[WoodenSpoon]], the final of [[Games Disaster]], [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] and that year's [[NaSTA]] Best Broadcaster film.

	The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.		The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.

Dummy User: fix link after page move

2007-03-21T23:00:28Z

fix link after page move

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	The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.		The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.

	Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and all future election night programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on 2004, 2005 and 2006's election night programmes and also [[The ~~YSTV~~ Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.		Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and all future election night programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on 2004, 2005 and 2006's election night programmes and also [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.

	[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]		[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]

Jonathan at 10:41, 12 March 2007

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	The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.		The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.

	Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and future election programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on ~~all subsequent elections~~ programmes and also [[The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.		Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and all future election night programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on 2004, 2005 and 2006's election night programmes and also [[The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.

	[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]		[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]

Jonathan: More info

2007-03-11T23:09:59Z

More info

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	Fillers on the night included [[Woodenspoon]], the final of [[Games Disaster]], [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] and that year's [[NaSTA]] Best Broadcaster film.		Fillers on the night included [[Woodenspoon]], the final of [[Games Disaster]], [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] and that year's [[NaSTA]] Best Broadcaster film.

			The title sequence used time-lapse footage of that year's [[Battle of the Bands]]rig and other campus clips, edited by [[Ed Jellard]] and going on to be highly commended at 2004's [[NaSTA]] awards. The theme tune was an original composition by [[Rob Humphrey]], Kev Gedge and others, which went on to be used for 2004's programme and 2005's [[Bona Dicta]] specials and 60 Second Manifesto. It was revived (in a remixed form) for 2007's show.

	Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and future election programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on all subsequent elections programmes and also [[The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.		Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and future election programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on all subsequent elections programmes and also [[The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.

Jonathan at 22:15, 7 March 2007

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			{{Production Info
			\|name=Elections 2003
			\|logofile=Elections_2003.png
			\|genre=Events Coverage
			\|broadcast=March 2003
			\|producers=[[Cally Nixon]]<br>[[Chris Thornton]]
			}}


	Elections 2003 was broadcast on 7th March 2003, and produced by [[Cally Nixon]] and [[Chris Thornton]].		Elections 2003 was broadcast on 7th March 2003, and produced by [[Cally Nixon]] and [[Chris Thornton]].

	~~[[Image:Elections 2003.png\|thumb\|right\|The Elections 2003 logo]]~~

	Unlike previous Derwent election nights, where the set and control room were both placed in the JCR, this year the terrace room next door was used for the set and the JCR for the control area. This allowed as much noise to be made in the control area as was needed!		Unlike previous Derwent election nights, where the set and control room were both placed in the JCR, this year the terrace room next door was used for the set and the JCR for the control area. This allowed as much noise to be made in the control area as was needed!

Jonathan: Added set design pic

2007-03-07T22:00:16Z

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	Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and future election programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on all subsequent elections programmes and also [[The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.		Other than the technical problems listed the content on the night went smoothly. The programme's main legacy was the links set - immeditately afterwards it became YSTV's generic news and current affairs set, and was used for [[YSTV Week]], [[Bona Dicta]] and future election programmes. In recent years it has made all manner of appearances on shows such as [[YSTV Sport]], [[The Sofa Show]], [[FourPlay]] and most recently [[YSTV News]]. The coffee bar set made it's debut on [[Have I Got News For YUSU]] a week earlier, but has since appeared on all subsequent elections programmes and also [[The YSTV Great Big Christmas Game Show Thingy 2003]]. It is now part of the regular [[LipSync]] and [[Welcome to Venus]] sets. All of this is a testament to the hard work put in designing and building in early 2003.

			[[Image:Links set.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The original design for the Elections 2003 set]]

	Behind the scenes photos can be seen [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2003/index.php on YSTV's wesbite]] as can photos of the building of the [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/ensets/index.php legendary set]].		Behind the scenes photos can be seen [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/en2003/index.php on YSTV's wesbite]] as can photos of the building of the [[http://ystv.york.ac.uk/fun/archive/ensets/index.php legendary set]].