Lolita - Revision history

Cjw116 at 19:38, 10 June 2007

2007-06-10T19:38:37Z

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			{{Production Info
			\|name=Lolita
			\|genre=Drama
			\|broadcast=February 2000
			\|producers=[[Claire Kilner]]
			}}
	Lolita was a one-off drama piece written, produced and directed by [[Claire Kilner]] with a cast largely auditioned from Drama Soc types. Production took place throughout most of 1999 finishing in February 2000.		Lolita was a one-off drama piece written, produced and directed by [[Claire Kilner]] with a cast largely auditioned from Drama Soc types. Production took place throughout most of 1999 finishing in February 2000.

Cjw116 at 16:00, 24 March 2007

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-Lolita was a one-off drama piece written, produced and directed by [[Claire Kilner]] with a team including [[Peter Bowles]], [[Paul Soulsby]] and [[Chris Ward]] amongst others.  Production took place throughout most of 1999 finishing early in 2000.
+Lolita was a one-off drama piece written, produced and directed by [[Claire Kilner]] with a cast largely auditioned from Drama Soc types.  Production took place throughout most of 1999 finishing in February 2000.
-Filming locations included the local Sainsburys, Alcuin bar, student bedrooms, Goodricke toilets and a multi-camera shoot in the studio as part of a Jerry Springer-style sequence.
+Filming locations included the local Sainsburys, Wellington Street, Alcuin bar, student bedrooms, Goodricke toilets and a multi-camera shoot in the studio as part of a Jerry Springer-style sequence.
-The cast were auditioned from Drama Soc types although YSTV's own [[James Brookes]] also took a central role.
+When the [[Video Server]] sprung into life in October 2003 it was one of the archive shows added to fill out the schedules and as such was shown regularly after for a few years.
 {{YSTV Productions}}
 [[Category:Productions]]

Cjw116 at 18:13, 17 March 2007

2007-03-17T18:13:40Z

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	Lolita was a one-off drama piece produced ~~in 2000,~~ with ~~acting cameos from~~ a ~~number of regular YSTV members of the period~~ including [[~~James Brookes~~]], ~~filmed~~ in the studio ~~(including~~ a Jerry Springer-style sequence~~) and around York~~. When the [[Video Server]] sprung into life in October 2003 it was one of the archive shows added to fill out the schedules and as such was shown regularly after for a few years.		Lolita was a one-off drama piece written, produced and directed by [[Claire Kilner]] with a team including [[Peter Bowles]], [[Paul Soulsby]] and [[Chris Ward]] amongst others. Production took place throughout most of 1999 finishing early in 2000.

			Filming locations included the local Sainsburys, Alcuin bar, student bedrooms, Goodricke toilets and a multi-camera shoot in the studio as part of a Jerry Springer-style sequence.

			The cast were auditioned from Drama Soc types although YSTV's own [[James Brookes]] also took a central role.

			When the [[Video Server]] sprung into life in October 2003 it was one of the archive shows added to fill out the schedules and as such was shown regularly after for a few years.

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

Jonathan: New page: Lolita was a one-off drama piece produced in 2000, with acting cameos from a number of regular YSTV members of the period including James Brookes, filmed in the studio (including a Jer...

2007-03-14T14:04:47Z

New page: Lolita was a one-off drama piece produced in 2000, with acting cameos from a number of regular YSTV members of the period including James Brookes, filmed in the studio (including a Jer...

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Lolita was a one-off drama piece produced in 2000, with acting cameos from a number of regular YSTV members of the period including [[James Brookes]], filmed in the studio (including a Jerry Springer-style sequence) and around York. When the [[Video Server]] sprung into life in October 2003 it was one of the archive shows added to fill out the schedules and as such was shown regularly after for a few years.

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