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17:57

YSTV's Guide to Colleges 2012

Note: This is the 2012 guide - a new edition of this film was released in May 2018 and can be found here --- YSTV's look at the colleges at the University of York available to new students, both undergraduate and postgraduate, in August 2012. Featuring typical rooms in each college, to help you decide on your accommodation and college membership. Can't remember what Vanbrugh College was like from the open day? Don't know what a room in Derwent D Block looks like since it was refurbished? It's all here in this film. For any more information about the university from a student's point of view, drop YSTV an email at info@ystv.co.uk Important links: http://www.york.ac.uk/colleges http://www.york.ac.uk/accommodation http://www.york.ac.uk/maps http://mail.york.ac.uk http://www.yusu.org http://www.york.ac.uk/students/welcome/

30:09

"...And Chaos Ensued"

Steve Perring looks back at the History of York University Student Union (YUSU) on the eve of its 50th birthday.

20:46

Humble Pie Episode 1/6

The first episode of the 6 part sitcom by Christian Smith & Andy Lake. The students make their way to university. Go on, give us a like! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Humble-Pie-sitcom/369244656421934

9:30

YSTV's Guide to Colleges 2010

PLEASE NOTE: This film was made in July 2010. A significant number of changes have been made to the accommodation since then, particularly the move of Langwith college to Heslington East and the old Langwith accommodation becoming part of Derwent. A new edition of this film was released on 16 August 2012 to include these updates and can be found here: http://ystv.co.uk/watch/freshers-guide/GuidetoColleges2012/ --- A look at the colleges at the University of York available to York undergraduates. Featuring a look at each of the colleges, experiences and memories of the colleges from last year's freshers and members of the Junior Common Room Committee. Also, featuring a typical rooms at each of the colleges. Can't remember what Vanbrugh College was like from the open day? Don't know what a room in James College B Block looks like? It's all here in this film. For any more information about the university from a student's point of view drop YSTV an email at info@ystv.co.uk

12:55

YSTV Goes Home - Liv and Meg

This YSTV original series is all about what our members have been getting up to over the summer. This time, Station Director Meg pays Station Director Liv a visit.

8:58

University of York - Campus Tour

Join Hannah for a whistle-stop tour of everything our two campuses have to offer here at the University of York.

17:26

YSTV Does Hunted - Episode 3

Our take on the hit Channel 4 show returns at last, but can either team of fugitives complete the tasks and outrun the Hunters?

13:07

Roses 2022 - Behind The Streams

With more than 40 livestreams in a single weekend, Roses 2022 was our biggest ever. Here's how we made it happen.

5:03

Doesn't Work On The Radio 2x03 - Dance

This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, in the series finale, Tom finally confronts Max over his incessant and gratuitous bell usage.

5:02

The Quack! Collection - Budgie Smugglers

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, in association with Take 22 Films, a story involving two friends, the Macarena and a stolen duck.

5:58

YSTV's Guide To York - Things To Do

Anna Cornish explores some of York's most famous landmarks and best-kept secrets.

4:24

The Quack! Collection - Roommate Wanted

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Aeres is just looking for a roommate she can live with.

5:05

Doesn't Work On The Radio 2x02 - Quickfire Recap

This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, the team recap the action from some less-than-conventional sports.

2:13

College Cup 2022 - YSTV Reports

Tom Foreman reports from the Bowl and Vase football finals of the College Cup 2022.

5:06

The Quack! Collection - The Geese

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Sarah Maguire presents her take on Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 classic "The Birds".

3:45

Doesn't Work On The Radio 2x01 - Fencing

This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, our presenters are foiled by the fencing.

3:52

Quack! Student Film Festival - Highlights

Here are the highlights from Quack!, a duck-themed film festival run by students, for students. You can donate to the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust by clicking here - please give generously.

1:10:01

Episode 1

We talk about Apple's new M1 chip, Nvidia's rumoured GTX 3060Ti, Blackmagic Videoassists!

6:25

YSTV Campus Tour

In the era of Covid-19, campus can feel like a very different place. Therefore, YSTV sent two of our most "professional" presenters to give you a comprehensive tour.

12:55

YSTV Goes Home - Liv and Meg

This YSTV original series is all about what our members have been getting up to over the summer. This time, Station Director Meg pays Station Director Liv a visit.

8:58

University of York - Campus Tour

Join Hannah for a whistle-stop tour of everything our two campuses have to offer here at the University of York.

17:26

YSTV Does Hunted - Episode 3

Our take on the hit Channel 4 show returns at last, but can either team of fugitives complete the tasks and outrun the Hunters?

13:07

Roses 2022 - Behind The Streams

With more than 40 livestreams in a single weekend, Roses 2022 was our biggest ever. Here's how we made it happen.

5:03

Doesn't Work On The Radio 2x03 - Dance

This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, in the series finale, Tom finally confronts Max over his incessant and gratuitous bell usage.

5:02

The Quack! Collection - Budgie Smugglers

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, in association with Take 22 Films, a story involving two friends, the Macarena and a stolen duck.

5:58

YSTV's Guide To York - Things To Do

Anna Cornish explores some of York's most famous landmarks and best-kept secrets.

4:24

The Quack! Collection - Roommate Wanted

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Aeres is just looking for a roommate she can live with.

5:05

Doesn't Work On The Radio 2x02 - Quickfire Recap

This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, the team recap the action from some less-than-conventional sports.

2:13

College Cup 2022 - YSTV Reports

Tom Foreman reports from the Bowl and Vase football finals of the College Cup 2022.

5:06

The Quack! Collection - The Geese

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Sarah Maguire presents her take on Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 classic "The Birds".

3:45

Doesn't Work On The Radio 2x01 - Fencing

This YSTV original series follows two heroic URY commentators as they struggle to describe the Roses. This week, our presenters are foiled by the fencing.

3:52

Quack! Student Film Festival - Highlights

Here are the highlights from Quack!, a duck-themed film festival run by students, for students. You can donate to the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust by clicking here - please give generously.

1:10:01

Episode 1

We talk about Apple's new M1 chip, Nvidia's rumoured GTX 3060Ti, Blackmagic Videoassists!

6:25

YSTV Campus Tour

In the era of Covid-19, campus can feel like a very different place. Therefore, YSTV sent two of our most "professional" presenters to give you a comprehensive tour.

20:44

Birmingham

The University of Birmingham Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. Featuring: Los Hermanos de Bop (Mark Taylor, arr. Sandy Smith) The Cossack (William Rimmer) Csardas (Vittorio Monti, arr. Marc Reift) A Little Prayer (Evelyn Glennie, arr. Robert Childs) Horizons (Paul Lovatt-Cooper) Csardas features James Harris on bass trombone. Birmingham were conducted by Stuart Birnie, and came in 6th place in the contest.

19:28

Huddersfield

The University of Huddersfield Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. They came third in the contest. Featuring: Blackbird Special (Dirty Dozen Brass Band, arr. Reid Gilje) The Golden Bird (Aurelia) (Samuel Wesley, arr. Thomas Wynn) Brown Bird Singing (Haydn Wood) Nightingale Dances (Matthew Hall) Brown Bird Singing featured a vocal solo from Sophie Cameron. Huddersfield won the best march prize for The Golden Bird, and were conducted by Jonathan Beatty.

21:38

Birmingham Conservatoire

The Birmingham Conservatoire Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. They came second in the contest, and were also awarded the best percussion prize for the Trophy section. Featuring: Phenomena (Jacob Vilhelm Larson) Freaks (Gavin Higgins) Shine as the Light (Peter Graham) Freaks featured a trombone solo from Ryan Richards. The Birmingham Conservatoire Brass Band were conducted by Ian Porthouse.

14:25

Manchester

The University of Manchester Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. They came fourth in the contest. Featuring: Family Portraits from “Lowry Sketchbook” (Philip Wilby) Viva la Vida (Coldplay, arr. James Keirle) Manchester were conducted by James Keirle.

23:04

Nottingham

The University of Nottingham Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. Nottingham present "Prometheus Unbound", featuring: Myth of the Mountains: Zeus (Andrew Stevenson) Follow the Flame (Peter Graham) Romani Fire Dance (Jonathan Bates) Lament (Ben Hollings) Visions of Kohlkis (Tom Davoren) Follow the Flame features Marcie Williams on euphonium, Romani Fire Dance features Ellie Cooper on xylophone, Lament features George Newbould on cornet and James Whalley on baritone. UNBB were conducted by Kieren Williams & Matthew Husbands, and came in 7th place in the contest.

4:24

The Quack! Collection - Roommate Wanted

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Aeres is just looking for a roommate she can live with.

5:06

The Quack! Collection - The Geese

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, Sarah Maguire presents her take on Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 classic "The Birds".

5:02

The Quack! Collection - Budgie Smugglers

All originally produced for the Quack! Student Film Festival, this collection of short films is ducking amazing! This week, in association with Take 22 Films, a story involving two friends, the Macarena and a stolen duck.

19:06

Royal Northern College of Music

RNCM Brass Band perform their champtionship-winning set at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. Featuring: Scherzo for X-Wings from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (John Williams, arr. Philip Sparke) Sunshine of Your Smile (Lilian Ray, arr. Frank Bryce) Clair De Lune (Claude Debussy, arr. Dominic Longhurst) Salt of the Earth-Finale (Andy Scott) Sunshine of Your Smile featured a cornet solo from Dominic Longhurst, who was awarded best soloist and best student composition for his arrangement of Clair De Lune. RNCM Brass Band were conducted by Callum Harrison, who was awarded best student conductor.

21:42

Southampton

Southampton University Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. Featuring: Spitfire Prelude (William Walton, arr. D. E. Twitchings) Emerald Skies (Paul Lovatt-Cooper) Aces High (Ron Goodwin, arr. Frank Bryce) Larghetto From “The Land of the Long White Cloud” (Philip Sparke) Where Eagles Sing (Paul Lovatt-Cooper) Emerald Skies features David Littleton on cornet. SUBB were conducted by William Wilkins and Billy Fisher, and came in 9th place in the contest.

18:44

Bangor

Bangor University Brass Band perform at the UniBrass Trophy championship, held at the Harrogate International Centre on February 18th 2017. Featuring: Hymn to the Fallen (John Williams, arr. Klass Van der Woude) The New Colonial March (R.B. Hall) A Mis Abuelos (Arturo Sandoval, arr. Jacob Vilhelm Larsen) Stateside (Peter Graham) A Mis Abuelos features Sacheus Pritchard on trumpet. BUBB were conducted by Rachel Hinchliffe, and came in 8th place in the contest.

12:56

Episode 9

Tea Time Chat Freshers Special; including SABB interviews, Agony SABB, Guide to York and the best of Freshers. Apologies for technical difficulties resulting in the loss of the last part of the recording.

29:28

Episode 3 - 6.2.17

Join Joel and Josh for week three of Tea Time Chat!

40:48

Union President

This debate was hosted by The York Union and Debate Society, and YSTV take no responsibility for the content of the debates or comments made by hosts or chairs.

22:30

York Sport President

This debate was hosted by The York Union and Debate Society, and YSTV take no responsibility for the content of the debates or comments made by hosts or chairs.

5:59

Best Sports Contributor - The YorkSport Show

The York Sport Show is YSTV’s sporting programme, which covers all types of sport, no matter what the weather, normally with only one camera person filming segments of up to 15 matches of the Wednesday’s sporting fixture every week. Sports covered include netball, badminton, hockey, squash, tennis, football, fencing, rugby, lacrosse and ultimate Frisbee. One editor condenses all of the footage into summary segments for a 30 minute show, presented by Natalie Montezuma and Jake Farrell, which brings sports to the wider University by taking the York Sport sofa around campus and the sports fields to record the presenters’ links. The show also regularly features BUCS updates, news on up-coming matches, results, and key details about what happened in the matches and how that may impact on the team as a whole. As well as covering the main-stream sporting events, the York Sport show also includes special features. This has included Sports President Sam Asfahani taking part in Pole Exercise Club for Children in Need, a special report on a Quidditch match which was raising money for RAG and a summary of the rules of fencing alongside slow motion footage. Gaining up to 350 hits per show, The York Sport Show has rejuvenated interest in match coverage, and lead to important connections with the Student’s Union, and sports teams. This ensures that matches are covered in as much detail as possible, and that student’s can engage more with University sport.

0:13

Best Animation/Graphic - Roses 2011 Overlay

A lower third overlay graphic for on demand and live show sports footage. Specifically, this graphic was made for Roses 2011 coverage - the largest inter-varsity sports tournament in Europe, between York and Lancaster I was especially pleased with the 3D effect given to the two logos (York Sport and Lancaster University Student's Union), which meant there was constant movement in the graphic rather than just a boring still overlay. This entry is just a template for producers and graphic ops to then use. When used alongside footage, the sport would change in the "enter sport here" and the score would change with that the score is. It was designed with simplicity for producers at the heart of it.

2:43

Best Feature - Remembrance Day

Michael Miller presents a special feature about Remembrance Day, the history, the meaning, and the importance. This piece was produced for an episode of The York Link which was broadcast live on Remembrance Day.

4:38

Best Entertainment: The York Link Spoof

In every episode of The York Link, reporters go behind the scenes of a different society. The York Link spoof was made for YSTV's Children in Need show, and goes 'behind the scenes' of YSTV.

5:14

Best News Contributor - Alexander Prowse

Alexander Prowse has produced, presented and edited a number of different reports for YSTV most recently coverage of Deputy Labour Leader Harriet Harman's visit to York, featuring an exclusive interview. NUS affiliation coverage including interviews with key members of the NUS and the example shown here of his report on the annual RAG parade. Alexander's reporting style stretches across a number of different areas. When interviewing official candidates he can be formal, respectful and ask important questions. In the example here he reports as part of the event, really getting involved in the enthusiasm of the event and getting in touch with a number of key players and parts of the day.

5:20

Best Critic - Vivan Jayant and Vivien Chung

As part of the Platform series of reviews, Vivan Jayant and Vivien Chung discuss The Kings Speech.

8:23

Best Debate: NUS Affiliation

report informed the viewer of all the information they needed from one of the most important debates in union policy in the last 3 years. It focuses on the debate about whether York should remain part of the NUS, and also includes the other important motions in the Union General Meeting (UGM). The additional external interviews were filmed during the day before the evening debate, with interviews from representatives of both sides of the argument. The debate was edited to enable the viewer to witness the full arguments as if they were at the debate. All footage was immediately captured and edited after the end of the debate, with the report going online the same night. The quick turnaround meant the report was online before voting on the referendum opened, and before both other student newspaper articles. Consequently, the report was the primary source of information for students that wanted to know what happened.

2:55

Best Feature - Red Nose Day

Produced as a feature for the York Link, James Killer and James Harle explain about Red Nose Day, the events, the noses, the charity.

4:47

Best Critic - Steve Perring

As part of YSTV's Platform series of reviews, Steve Perring presents his views on 10 'o' Clock Live.