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His most recognizable trademark is his laugh, which often rivals even [[Matthew Zeffertt]]'s, and his very kind and optimistic-yet-pessimistic personality. | His most recognizable trademark is his laugh, which often rivals even [[Matthew Zeffertt]]'s, and his very kind and optimistic-yet-pessimistic personality. | ||
He joined [[Roses 2019]] as ''Head of Visuals'' and attended [[NaSTA 2019]]. At the [[YUMAs 2019]], Andrew was named the ''Best Newcomer'' to student media in York - which he very much deserved. | He joined [[Roses 2019]] as ''Head of Visuals'' working to help [[Tom Lee]] and the rest of the technical team to setup and run the weekends live streams and provide technical assistance when everything broke. He also attended [[NaSTA 2019]] being present for the best broadcaster win. At the [[YUMAs 2019]], Andrew was named the ''Best Newcomer'' to student media in York - which he very much deserved and most well endowed at the 2019 floppies - which, well who knows. Also attending the summer ball 2019 which was a bit of a washout with all the rain. | ||
Beginning his second year with YSTV as the technical lead for the NASTA PCA's stream alongside new technical people [[Ben Allen|Ben]] and [[Rhys Milling|Rhys]] both of whom were joingin YSTV at the time. Continuing on to run more livestream and studio content as technical lead throughout the autumn term, he went on to co-create YSTV's most ambitious project ([[Live drama|Please Sir There's been a Murder]]) the world's first live interactive dramatic performance, as the technical lead. Living mainly on monster energy drinks and Double-Deckers (a choice that would be repeated when it came time to do TFTV second year films during February of 2020). | |||
Early 2020 would also bring about the next massively ambitious project for YSTV, as the recording of [[YSTV does Hunted - Episode 2]] (shot during November 2019) was still in post production. Post work began in late November 2011, where Andrew would mention an idea for 3D effects to [[Thomas Schubert|Tom]] while the latter was beginning work on the edit. This seemingly simple idea spiralled into a 3 month long process for the pair of them, working nearly 250 hours each (with the addition of [[Ben Allen]]) and driving them all very close to mad. | |||
=Productions= | =Productions= | ||