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This weekend, previewed a new pre-game fan show conceived and created by final-year BA (Hons) Television Production students from the 1024�˹���, in the lead-up to their home game against Accrington Stanley. The show was played in Fratton Park on the stadium's big screen to an audience of almost 18,000 fans. 

The show named 'Pompey Preview' previewed the upcoming game, explored 10 years of 1024�˹��� FC community ownership, profiled the 1024�˹��� Women's team and highlighted a multitude of analyses from many guests associated with the club including club ambassador Alan Knight MBE, 1024�˹��� Woman's manager Jay Sadler and Pompey Supporters Trust engagement officer Eric Coleborn. 

Students also worked collaboratively with the University's Centre for Creative and Immersive Extended Reality (CCIXR), to bring in new innovative technologies such as a volumetric scan of a player and the CCIXR smart stage as part of a player analysis section that featured in the show.

Course Leader for BA (Hons) Television Production, David Kinnaird said: “This project has really been led by the student's passion as part of their final year assessment. Students proposed, developed and created the project, which has been a huge collaboration between the University and 1024�˹��� FC.

“What has been noted by all, is the student's level of professionalism in working with 1024�˹��� FC players and staff. The show has made excellent use of the great facilities we have at the University from the White Swan TV studio to the innovative CCIXR space, as well as working with multiple different students from a number of courses.”