Speaking on Live TV - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #10
2017-10-21 · Vlog or day in the life · Ali, Chris · recording, 2:38 · watch on YouTube
Topic: Medicine and his doctor years · mode: Demonstration and walkthrough
On a Sunday evening in 2017 Ali goes to an East London studio to sit on the UKCAT and BMAT panel of a live TV show for the UK's Bangladeshi community, invited as the expert speaker on the BMAT; he found the lights scary at first, then much like vlogging.
What is said
The parts of the video and what is said in each (★ — how much it matters to the video).
00:00:00 — Sunday evening trip to London for a live TV panel on medicine applications
- ★★★ On a Sunday evening Ali heads to London for a live panel TV show for the UK's Bangladeshi community on medicine and university, invited by a Facebook message that morning as the expert speaker on the BMAT. — 00:00:00 · London, BMAT (admissions)
- ★★ In the East London studio, Ali is part of the show's UKCAT and BMAT panel, answering the hosts' questions and phone calls from the audience. — 00:00:36 · UKCAT, BMAT (admissions), London
00:01:11 — Chris on why the show is run: access to application information
- ★★ Chris, president of the Imperial College Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Society (as heard), says the panel runs the Bangladeshi British TV show so people without usual access to medicine application information learn about the personal statement, UKCAT, BMAT and interviews. — 00:01:11 · Imperial College London, Personal statement, UKCAT, BMAT (admissions), Medicine interview
00:01:42 — After the show: reactions, a group photo and a shared sign-off
- ★★ After the live TV show Ali says being under the studio lights was scary at first, but he got used to it quickly: it was almost like vlogging, looking at the camera and talking to it. — 00:01:42
Mentioned
Central: BMAT (admissions)
Also: Chris · Imperial College London · London · Medicine interview · Personal statement · UKCAT
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