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	The URYVision Song Conest was a one-off event which URY, RAG and YSTV all helped organise in June 2004. It was produced by [[Jen Ayerst]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]].		The URYVision Song Conest was a one-off event which [[URY]], RAG and YSTV all helped organise in June 2004. It was produced by [[Jen Ayerst]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]].

	URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.		URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with [[Woodstock]] just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.

	The event was a [[rip-off]] of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.		The event was a [[rip-off]] of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.

Jonathan: Removed ozzy and james ref as apparently it's wrong

2007-05-04T22:34:28Z

Removed ozzy and james ref as apparently it's wrong

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	For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.		For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.

	~~The eventual winners were YUSU's treasurers of 2003/4 Ozzy Atton and James Alexander performing "Especially For You". Insert your own joke here!~~

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

Jonathan: Photos added

2007-03-25T14:05:25Z

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 The event was a [[rip-off]] of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college.  For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen.  The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde.  The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.
 For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]].  Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio.  Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled!  [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.

Jonathan at 12:45, 2 March 2007

2007-03-02T12:45:39Z

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	URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.		URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.

	The event was a rip-off of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.		The event was a [[rip-off]] of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.

	For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.		For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.

Jonathan at 12:45, 2 March 2007

2007-03-02T12:45:28Z

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	URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.		URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.

	The event was a ~~parody~~ of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.		The event was a rip-off of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.

	For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.		For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.

Jonathan: Added to categories

2007-02-27T16:03:52Z

Added to categories

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	The eventual winners were YUSU's treasurers of 2003/4 Ozzy Atton and James Alexander performing "Especially For You". Insert your own joke here!		The eventual winners were YUSU's treasurers of 2003/4 Ozzy Atton and James Alexander performing "Especially For You". Insert your own joke here!

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

Jonathan at 16:02, 27 February 2007

2007-02-27T16:02:51Z

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	URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.		URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.

	The event was a parody of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV ~~[[Controller of~~ News ~~and Current Affairs]]~~ [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.		The event was a parody of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV News Editor [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.

	For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.		For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.

	The eventual winners were YUSU's treasurers of 2003/4 Ozzy Atton and James Alexander performing "Especially For You". Insert your own joke here!		The eventual winners were YUSU's treasurers of 2003/4 Ozzy Atton and James Alexander performing "Especially For You". Insert your own joke here!

Jonathan at 15:59, 27 February 2007

2007-02-27T15:59:07Z

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	The URYVision Song Conest was a one-off event which URY, RAG and YSTV all helped organise in June 2004. It was produced by [[Jen Ayerst]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]].		The URYVision Song Conest was a one-off event which URY, RAG and YSTV all helped organise in June 2004. It was produced by [[Jen Ayerst]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]].

	URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] ~~among~~ others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.		URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] amongst others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.

	The event was a parody of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV [[Controller of News and Current Affairs]] [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.		The event was a parody of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV [[Controller of News and Current Affairs]] [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.

Jonathan: Start URYVision page

2007-02-27T15:54:39Z

Start URYVision page

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The URYVision Song Conest was a one-off event which URY, RAG and YSTV all helped organise in June 2004. It was produced by [[Jen Ayerst]] and [[Jonathan Bufton]].

URY first approached YSTV in March that year to enquire if they'd be interested. YSTV nearly didn't take part due to concerns about many technical hands being immersed in exams at the point of the event, and with Woodstock just one week later. However thanks to [[Richard Ash]] among others attending regular meetings with URY and RAG, YSTV's participation was secured.

The event was a parody of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a number of heats in bars determining the "song" to be entered from each college. For the final, YSTV had one camera filming the acts and being projected onto the big screen. The show was presented by one time YSTV [[Controller of News and Current Affairs]] [[James Brookes]] and URY's Verity Wilde. The main contribution of YSTV was during the results section.

For this we tricked the audience into thinking we were going "live" to all the undergraduate colleges across campus to speak to their juries, with a little help from [[Giles Burdett]]'s college map system previously seen on [[Elections 2004]]. Still photos of bars around campus were taken and used as backdrops on the green screen in the studio. Many of those in the dining hall who'd had a few by this point were fooled! [[Dave Baker]] designed a score board for the event, however this sadly went beserk after the first scores were put in so it was dropped.

The eventual winners were YUSU's treasurers of 2003/4 Ozzy Atton and James Alexander performing "Especially For You". Insert your own joke here!