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Love York Awards 2019

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	Once again, the LYA were held in the Joseph-Rowntree-Theatre and produced by [[Thomas Schubert]], with [[Tom McGonagle]] acting as assisstant producer for the laudatio video. Due to this, a lot of this year's production was focussed on improving on the new elements introduced in the previous year, like the voice-over presenter ([[Jacob Boyle]]) and the live highlights. The show once again featured several YSTV videos (like the [[Roses 2019]] trailer), as well as new announcements by YSTV's [[Sam Hance]] (which had previously be done by [[URY]]) and new graphics by [[Thomas Schubert]]. As usual, the stream wasn't without technical problems, this year mostly caused by [[YUSU]]'s audio tech.		Once again, the LYA were held in the Joseph-Rowntree-Theatre and produced by [[Thomas Schubert]], with [[Tom McGonagle]] acting as assisstant producer for the laudatio video. Due to this, a lot of this year's production was focussed on improving on the new elements introduced in the previous year, like the voice-over presenter ([[Jacob Boyle]]) and the live highlights. The show once again featured several YSTV videos (like the [[Roses 2019]] trailer), as well as new announcements by YSTV's [[Sam Hance]] (which had previously be done by [[URY]]) and new graphics by [[Thomas Schubert]]. As usual, the stream wasn't without technical problems, this year mostly caused by [[YUSU]]'s audio tech.
	YSTV and its members were also up for several awards: [[Edwin Barnes]] was nominated for the Contribution to Student Media Award, [[Charlotte Rogers]] won Highly Commended for the Outstanding Contribution to Student Life Award, and YSTV itself was nominated for Contribution to [[Roses 2019]] and won the Best Committee Award. Since the crew knew they would win this specific award, they could not help being cheeky and had [[Joseph Wharfe]] on the wireless cam step outside to get a shot of them celebrating.		YSTV and its members were also up for several awards: [[Edwin Barnes]] was nominated for the Contribution to Student Media Award, [[Charlotte Rogers]] won Highly Commended for the Outstanding Contribution to Student Life Award, and YSTV itself was nominated for Contribution to [[Roses 2019]] and won the Best Committee Award. Since the crew knew they would win this specific award, they could not help being cheeky and had [[Joseph Wharfe]] on the wireless cam step outside the venue to get a shot of them celebrating.

	The live stream was directed jointly by [[Olivia Gibbs]] and [[Thomas Schubert]].		The live stream was directed jointly by [[Olivia Gibbs]] and [[Thomas Schubert]].

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Ts1249 at 13:20, 17 July 2019

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	This year also posed a new challenge in terms of secrecy, as YSTV members [[Edwin Barnes]] and [[Katherine Bell]] were both nominated for awards - with Edwin winning the Best Contribution to Student Media Award. This meant that the video celebrating the winner of the Contribution to Student Life had to be produced in secret by [[Thomas Schubert]] and editor [[Sam Hance]].		This year also posed a new challenge in terms of secrecy, as YSTV members [[Edwin Barnes]] and [[Katherine Bell]] were both nominated for awards - with Edwin winning the Best Contribution to Student Media Award. This meant that the video celebrating the winner of the Contribution to Student Life had to be produced in secret by [[Thomas Schubert]] and editor [[Sam Hance]].
	Another addition to this year's production was the inclusion of a voice-over presenter to introduce the winners as they walked up to the stage. This role was filled by [[Andy Tallon]]. The live show also included screenings of recent YSTV Productions such as [[Point and Shoot]].		Another addition to this year's production was the inclusion of a voice-over presenter to introduce the winners as they walked up to the stage. This role was filled by [[Andy Tallon]]. The live show also included screenings of recent YSTV Productions such as [[Point and Shoot]].

			(Edwin even managed to properly pull off live highlights properly, despite spending most of the show inside the venue).

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	\|directors = [[Thomas Schubert]] and [[Olivia Gibbs]]		\|directors = [[Thomas Schubert]] and [[Olivia Gibbs]]
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			Once again, the LYA were held in the Joseph-Rowntree-Theatre and produced by [[Thomas Schubert]], with [[Tom McGonagle]] acting as assisstant producer for the laudatio video. Due to this, a lot of this year's production was focussed on improving on the new elements introduced in the previous year, like the voice-over presenter ([[Jacob Boyle]]) and the live highlights. The show once again featured several YSTV videos (like the [[Roses 2019]] trailer), as well as new announcements by YSTV's [[Sam Hance]] (which had previously be done by [[URY]]) and new graphics by [[Thomas Schubert]]. As usual, the stream wasn't without technical problems, this year mostly caused by [[YUSU]]'s audio tech.
			YSTV and its members were also up for several awards: [[Edwin Barnes]] was nominated for the Contribution to Student Media Award, [[Charlotte Rogers]] won Highly Commended for the Outstanding Contribution to Student Life Award, and YSTV itself was nominated for Contribution to [[Roses 2019]] and won the Best Committee Award. Since the crew knew they would win this specific award, they could not help being cheeky and had [[Joseph Wharfe]] on the wireless cam step outside to get a shot of them celebrating.

			The live stream was directed jointly by [[Olivia Gibbs]] and [[Thomas Schubert]].

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Ts1249 at 12:40, 17 July 2019

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	\|name = Love York Awards 2018		\|name = Love York Awards 2018
	\|genre = Live/Awards		\|genre = Live/Awards
	\|~~producer~~ = [[Thomas Schubert]]		\|producers = [[Thomas Schubert]]
	}}		}}
	As Central Hall was undergoing restauration at the time, this was the first year the LYA were held at the Joseph-Rowntree-Theatre in town. Because of this, YSTV had to hire a van, in which they built the gallery for the OB unit. Set-up was done the day before, with the crew arriving a few hours before the live stream to connect up cables. Despite the complicated setup, tech went mostly fine, except for wireless comms failing.		As Central Hall was undergoing restauration at the time, this was the first year the LYA were held at the Joseph-Rowntree-Theatre in town. Because of this, YSTV had to hire a van, in which they built the gallery for the OB unit. Set-up was done the day before, with the crew arriving a few hours before the live stream to connect up cables. Despite the complicated setup, tech went mostly fine, except for wireless comms failing.
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	\|name = Love York Awards 2019		\|name = Love York Awards 2019
	\|genre = Live/Awards		\|genre = Live/Awards
	\|~~producer~~ = [[Thomas Schubert]]		\|producers = [[Thomas Schubert]]
	\|directors = [[Thomas Schubert]] and [[Olivia Gibbs]]		\|directors = [[Thomas Schubert]] and [[Olivia Gibbs]]
	}}		}}

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 ===Behind The Streams===
 Following [[Sam Hance]]'s impromptu creation of the [[Behind The Streams]] show during and after [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)|Ask Look North]], he was asked to cover this event upon arrival. With a DSLR and a Rode Videomic Pro on hand, he got to filming the different jobs going on. Particularly in Central Hall, the low lighting hindered this footage but let's say the grain adds 'authenticity'.
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Ts1249 at 10:53, 17 July 2019

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	Overall the VTs were a success - they went down excellently with the audience (both eliciting applause) and the work with YUSU needed for them improved YSTV's reputation with them and helped justify the expenditure of the new camera - and our appliciations for more grant money!		Overall the VTs were a success - they went down excellently with the audience (both eliciting applause) and the work with YUSU needed for them improved YSTV's reputation with them and helped justify the expenditure of the new camera - and our appliciations for more grant money!

	=Production=		==Production==

	The director and vision mixer roles were going to be joint, with the wireless camera operator swapping half-way through. [[Raquel Bartra]] as producer, felt it was better we switched between director and vision mixer with someone, solely focussed on wireless camera. Thus, the first half had [[Katherine Bell]] directing and [[Sam Hance]] vision mixing with [[Dan Maher]] on wireless camera.		The director and vision mixer roles were going to be joint, with the wireless camera operator swapping half-way through. [[Raquel Bartra]] as producer, felt it was better we switched between director and vision mixer with someone, solely focussed on wireless camera. Thus, the first half had [[Katherine Bell]] directing and [[Sam Hance]] vision mixing with [[Dan Maher]] on wireless camera.
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	There was also a 'mild' panic early on when the graphic overlay of the winner's name was not previewing after a certain number. This was resolved, as it was just the machine, not the actual files. However, the first graphic overlay came out as transparent to which [[Sam Willcocks]] jumped to change {{unsure\|a transparency setting}} so the rest were fine. These were cued by [[Emily Friend]] using Caspar. The sound mix for the livestream was mixed by [[Fanny Kerekes]].		There was also a 'mild' panic early on when the graphic overlay of the winner's name was not previewing after a certain number. This was resolved, as it was just the machine, not the actual files. However, the first graphic overlay came out as transparent to which [[Sam Willcocks]] jumped to change {{unsure\|a transparency setting}} so the rest were fine. These were cued by [[Emily Friend]] using Caspar. The sound mix for the livestream was mixed by [[Fanny Kerekes]].

	==Live Edit(win)==		===Live Edit(win)===
	[[Edwin Barnes]] had the idea of doing live highlights for playout as soon as the event ended - a nice way to add to our production values and get our credits/logo out at the end of the show. This ''should'' have been simple - just a PC with Premiere and the Intensity Shuttle, however it was far from such.		[[Edwin Barnes]] had the idea of doing live highlights for playout as soon as the event ended - a nice way to add to our production values and get our credits/logo out at the end of the show. This ''should'' have been simple - just a PC with Premiere and the Intensity Shuttle, however it was far from such.

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	Sensing defeat (and fire risk) - but still determined - Edwin tried a last ditch attempt to get the now reinstalled Premiere to work - using the Roses 2017 user account on his PC. Strangely, this fixed the issue, and after connecting the SSD internally, Edwin was able to put together a passable highlights reel with credits - better than nothing!		Sensing defeat (and fire risk) - but still determined - Edwin tried a last ditch attempt to get the now reinstalled Premiere to work - using the Roses 2017 user account on his PC. Strangely, this fixed the issue, and after connecting the SSD internally, Edwin was able to put together a passable highlights reel with credits - better than nothing!

	==Tech==		===Tech===
	Although perhaps a mild cliche at this point, tech went "surprisingly well". It was a fairly standard [[Kenobi]] OB, with 3 wired cameras (including the shiny new Canon C100) for two sides of the stage and a wide shot, and a wireless AC90 for following winners and misc other shots. The newly built OB Graphics PC worked flawlessly after playing up slightly at [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)\|Ask Look North]], and even tally, which for a while has been a "would be nice" extra when it came to OBs was in and working.		Although perhaps a mild cliche at this point, tech went "surprisingly well". It was a fairly standard [[Kenobi]] OB, with 3 wired cameras (including the shiny new Canon C100) for two sides of the stage and a wide shot, and a wireless AC90 for following winners and misc other shots. The newly built OB Graphics PC worked flawlessly after playing up slightly at [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)\|Ask Look North]], and even tally, which for a while has been a "would be nice" extra when it came to OBs was in and working.

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	Comms was achieved using Mumble again, as is becoming more common... [[Sam Willcocks]] might even finish writing the software for it one day. The two YSTV Laptops were used at the camera ends, connected to umbilical Ethernet, and a hodgepodge of phones and laptops in the gallery.		Comms was achieved using Mumble again, as is becoming more common... [[Sam Willcocks]] might even finish writing the software for it one day. The two YSTV Laptops were used at the camera ends, connected to umbilical Ethernet, and a hodgepodge of phones and laptops in the gallery.

	==Behind The Streams==		===Behind The Streams===
	Following [[Sam Hance]]'s impromptu creation of the [[Behind The Streams]] show during and after [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)\|Ask Look North]], he was asked to cover this event upon arrival. With a DSLR and a Rode Videomic Pro on hand, he got to filming the different jobs going on. Particularly in Central Hall, the low lighting hindered this footage but let's say the grain adds 'authenticity'.		Following [[Sam Hance]]'s impromptu creation of the [[Behind The Streams]] show during and after [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)\|Ask Look North]], he was asked to cover this event upon arrival. With a DSLR and a Rode Videomic Pro on hand, he got to filming the different jobs going on. Particularly in Central Hall, the low lighting hindered this footage but let's say the grain adds 'authenticity'.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Sam.hance at 10:14, 3 June 2017

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	Comms was achieved using Mumble again, as is becoming more common... [[Sam Willcocks]] might even finish writing the software for it one day. The two YSTV Laptops were used at the camera ends, connected to umbilical Ethernet, and a hodgepodge of phones and laptops in the gallery.		Comms was achieved using Mumble again, as is becoming more common... [[Sam Willcocks]] might even finish writing the software for it one day. The two YSTV Laptops were used at the camera ends, connected to umbilical Ethernet, and a hodgepodge of phones and laptops in the gallery.

			==Behind The Streams==
			Following [[Sam Hance]]'s impromptu creation of the [[Behind The Streams]] show during and after [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)\|Ask Look North]], he was asked to cover this event upon arrival. With a DSLR and a Rode Videomic Pro on hand, he got to filming the different jobs going on. Particularly in Central Hall, the low lighting hindered this footage but let's say the grain adds 'authenticity'.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Sam.hance: Production more info

2017-06-03T10:09:03Z

Production more info

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	Overall the VTs were a success - they went down excellently with the audience (both eliciting applause) and the work with YUSU needed for them improved YSTV's reputation with them and helped justify the expenditure of the new camera - and our appliciations for more grant money!		Overall the VTs were a success - they went down excellently with the audience (both eliciting applause) and the work with YUSU needed for them improved YSTV's reputation with them and helped justify the expenditure of the new camera - and our appliciations for more grant money!

			=Production=

			The director and vision mixer roles were going to be joint, with the wireless camera operator swapping half-way through. [[Raquel Bartra]] as producer, felt it was better we switched between director and vision mixer with someone, solely focussed on wireless camera. Thus, the first half had [[Katherine Bell]] directing and [[Sam Hance]] vision mixing with [[Dan Maher]] on wireless camera.

			On the whole, the broadcast went smoothly from the director/vision mixer's point of view. It took a few awards to get into the flow of cuts to make, as we went from the award's announcement to the graphic with the winner's photo; to [[Dan Maher\|Dan's]] camera when he got a good shot of the winner coming down; then to [[Jack Train]]'s shot of them coming up the stairs; and then to either a wide or a mid-shot at the lectern from [[Anna Trotman]]. As it was hard to know where the winner was going to come from, the pace of this was variable but a good job nonetheless.

			There was also a 'mild' panic early on when the graphic overlay of the winner's name was not previewing after a certain number. This was resolved, as it was just the machine, not the actual files. However, the first graphic overlay came out as transparent to which [[Sam Willcocks]] jumped to change {{unsure\|a transparency setting}} so the rest were fine. These were cued by [[Emily Friend]] using Caspar. The sound mix for the livestream was mixed by [[Fanny Kerekes]].

	==Live Edit(win)==		==Live Edit(win)==

Samw: Add mention of 2010 awards

2017-06-03T02:28:17Z

Add mention of 2010 awards

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	The Love York Awards (until 2016 the YUSU Awards) are an annual awards ceremony put on by [[YUSU]] to recognize the achievements of students and societies.		The Love York Awards (until 2016 the YUSU Awards) are an annual awards ceremony put on by [[YUSU]] to recognize the achievements of students and societies.
	=2017=		=YUSU Awards 2010=
			Apparently this was the first one, according to [[Steven Perring]]'s wiki page.
			=Love York Awards 2017=
	{{Production Info		{{Production Info
	\|broadcast = 2nd June 2017		\|broadcast = 2nd June 2017