Khmelnytskyi ODTRK "Podillia-Center", 2006. The program "Dnister-2005" covers an interregional local history and environmental journalistic expedition along the Dnister River, which was launched to promote environmentally friendly tourism and study the problems of the reservoir. The expedition, whose route ran through five regions, included thirteen journalists.

On the video: expedition map; press conference, during which Anatoliy Trachuk, General Director of the Podillia-Center TV and Radio Broadcasting Company, announced the composition of the expedition and the route, and Ivan Chyzh, Chairman of the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting, defined new campaign tasks; loading the expedition; travelers comment on the vicissitudes of the trip (comments available in russian); river rafting; route planning; landscapes of the Dniester; everyday life of travelers who lived in the open air; water transport of journalists - catamarans, kayaks, skiffs; the city of Halych, the village of Kozari, Ivano-Frankivsk region; Dniester Canyon; shallowing of the river; bridges; clogged banks of the Dniester; Khotyn Castle; Head of the Department of Mineral Resources and Tourism of the Khmelnytskyi Regional State Administration Petro Hnatyuk; ecologist Oleg Lishchuk.

Commenting: journalist Svitlana Porobok; expedition videographer Oleksandr Horishevsky; expedition media coordinator Mykhailo Tsymbalyuk; expedition leader Oleksandr Bosenko; expedition sailor Nadiya Bosenko (speaks russian).

The following people worked on the program: author — Svitlana Porobok, director — Yevhen Radchenko, cameraman — Oleksandr Horishevsky, editor — Lyubov Kurmanska, Olena Kharchenko.

"Dniester-2005": a journalistic expedition along the river

1997. The “New Generation” Creative and Production Association. The issue of the program “New Generation” is dedicated to the exhibition at the Soros Center for Contemporary Art in Kyiv, music video making in Ukraine and the work of young actors (on the example of the winner of the Oleksandr Dovzhenko State Prize of Ukraine, Victoria Spesivtseva).

On video: a new exhibition at the Soros Center for Contemporary Art "Double"; a series of color photographs "Return to Nature" by Swedish artist Annika von Hauswolf; the "Prototype" project by Czech artist David Černý; the sculpture "Little Gulliver" with a barcode instead of a face; the "Symptomatic Anonymity" project by artists X, U, Z: work in the style of land art; the ring and stages of the fight - an interpretation of the fight between the artist and the critic; a press club with Ukrainian music video makers and a discussion of the following issues: preferences in music video making and music, the organization of the workflow, the importance of the music video budget; a fragment of a video clip by the group "Tabula Rasa" (sung in Russian); by El Kravchuk for the song "Dolya"; by Oleksandr Ponomarev (for the song "Serdenko"); a performance by the group Green Grey (sung in Russian); the video clip of the group "Vhid U Zminnomu Vzutti" for the song "Chas, shcho minaye"; Iryna Bilyk for the song "Tak prosto"; president of the Art Agency "Teritoriya A"; director and producer Vitaly Dokalenko; Ukrainian singer and composer Yurko Yurchenko, a fragment of his video clip "V puteli dikih sniv"; fragments of the video clip of the group "Vopli Vidoplyasova" "Music"; singer Kamaliya "U styli techno" (performed in Russian); the video clip for the song "Shey, Shey, Shey" by the group "Tabula Rasa" (performed in Russian); the video clip for the song "Viynia zavdy viynia" by El Kravchuk (with footage containing promotional products; actor Vitaly Linetsky participated in the filming); pre-premiere screening of the video clip of the group "Vzryvatelyi"; a story about the actress, wife of actor Anatoly Hostykoev, Victoria Spesivtseva.

Commenting: art critic Zoya Zvynyatskivska about contemporary art as a space for their own studios; founder of the Art Agency "Territory A"; producer Nataliya Shevchuk; Yurko Yurchenko about her own video "In the Desert of Wild Dreams"; video director Vira Divak; director and producer Vitaly Dokalenko (commenting in Russian); director Iryna Kovalska; comments from the band "Vzryvatyeli" about their own work; actress Viktoriya Spesivtseva; actor Anatoly Hostykoyev.

The program was produced by journalist Yulia Zhmakina and director Roma Shoma.

"New Generation": Music Video Making and Contemporary Art, 1997

First National, 1996. The program “The Reality of the Impossible,” an episode on magic. Host: Andriy Dmytruk, writer and television science commentator.

In the video: Hryhorii Fudym—an ethnographer and folk healer in the forest; discussing magic are: psychiatrist Iryna Karagodina, Mitrofan Yurchuk, vice rector of the Kyiv Theological Academy and Seminary, Yurii Levchuk, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and Natalia Andriievska, a historian of esotericism; Grigory Fudym discusses the magic of selfishness (black magic) and other types of magic while in the forest with a fern leaf; he leads lying-down practices in the forest with young people and crafts amulets; Oleksandr Adamenko, an academician of the International Academy of Bioenergy Technologies, discusses the role of a microbiological sensor developed by Yuriy Levchuk.

Part of the interview is in Russian. Film clips are used.

“The Reality of the Impossible”: Magic

August 23, 1996. Volyn Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program “Neopalyma kupyna” dedicated to the 5th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence. Eyewitness accounts of the formation of Ukrainian statehood.

In the video: the village of Horodyshche-2, village landscapes, a rural cottage, a cemetery, a 1945 burial site, a cross from 1899 honoring those who died of the plague, and the Torchyn Historical Museum.

Commentary by: an eyewitness to the Holodomor and director of the Torchyn Historical Museum, Hryhorii Hurtovyi; Mykola Kudelia, a political prisoner, Shevchenko scholar, and participant in the national liberation movement for Ukraine’s independence; and a long-time resident of the village of Horodyshche-2.

The program was produced by: scriptwriter and host Hanna Khariv; cinematographer Valerii Fetisov; assistant cinematographer Mykola Dmytruk; sound engineer Leonid Matsiuk; and computer graphics and video editing director Hennadii Solovienko.

“Neopalyma kupyna”: Memoirs of the Formation of Independent Ukraine

July 28, 1999. Great Britain, Royal Air Force Fairford Air Base.

A news report by “UTN” from the annual international air show “Air Tattoo” (Royal International Air Tattoo, RIAT). The 28th air show was held under the patronage of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and was dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

In the video: the debut of the Ukrainian aerobatic team “Ukrainian Falcons” flying MiG-29 aircraft. Aircraft are performing in the sky; in particular, a Su-27 fighter jet is demonstrating aerobatic maneuvers. Journalists and spectators at the air show are shown.

Commentary by military pilot Ivan Chernenko (commentary in Russian).

Reporters: Yevgeniya Andrezhen, Oleksiy Yakushev.


“UTN” Report: Royal International Air Tattoo, 1999

National Television Company of Ukraine, 1997. The program "Secrets of Eternity" highlights the history and significance of the holiday of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, originally of Greek origin and preserved in Ukrainian traditions, from the point of view of science (in particular, space) and customs.

On the video: Holy Protection Church in Podil, in Kyiv; icons of the Holy Mother of God; autumn landscapes; performance of the wedding song "A pine tree in summer and winter"; hair braiding ceremony; girls' ceremony for the Protection of the Holy Mother of God from the Kharkiv region; Cossack icon of the Protection of the Holy Mother of God; image of the Mother of God with a Ukrainian towel in her hands; reconstruction of Cossack life; paintings depicting Cossacks; iconostasis of the Holy Protection Church in Podil, which was installed in honor of the UNR soldiers who fell near Kruty; right nave of the Tithe Church; "receiving energy" from celestial bodies by a person in an "energy place".

The features of the Feast of the Protection of the Virgin are described: from the point of view of cosmic phenomena during this period — by the director of the Kyiv Republican Planetarium (now the Kyiv Planetarium) Ivan Kryachko; the significance of the holiday in pre- and Christian times, the Cossack period and preserved traditions, in particular in the Slobozhanshchyna — by ethnographer, Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine Lidia Orel and ethnographer, head of the ethnography sector of the National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine in Pirogov Nadiya Zyablyuk.

Comments: Archpriest Volodymyr Cherpak, rector of the Holy Intercession Podil Church in Kyiv; Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, People's Artist of Ukraine, Associate Professor of the National State University Volodymyr Nerodenko.

The program was prepared by: author and presenter Olena Khmyrova, director Nataliya Rabchuk, assistant director Maryna Savchenko, cameramen Oleksandr Postoyuk, Oleksiy Kulish, assistant cameramen Valeriy Kolesnyk, Kyrylo Izunov, editing by ATM, AVM — 9, ASB — 8.

Feast of the Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary: origins and traditions

1997. Creative production association “New Generation”. The issue of the program “New Generation” is dedicated to the leisure and creativity of Kyiv student youth.

On the video: the courtyard of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy; student radio "Smit"; radio equipment; a fragment of an interview with the organizers of the radio: Tanya VaKhnenko, Mykola Balagura and DJ Loliya; NaUKMA student theater; theater director Anatoliy Petrov; editorial staff of the magazine "Kino-Teatr"; issues of the publication; editor-in-chief, film critic of the magazine "KinoTeatr" Larisa Bryukhovetska; employee of the publication Olga Bryukhovetska; organ hall of the church; performance of "Requiem" by W. A. ​​Mozart by the NaUKMA choir "Pochaina"; exhibition of paintings by Romana Chelembitko (speaks russian in the interview) in the lobby of the men's intensive therapy department of the Pavlov psychiatric hospital; visitors to the exhibition (some speak russian); fragments of the play "The Cherry Orchard" (the work does not relate to the work of A. Chekhov) by director Boris Yukhananov (speaks russian), who involved people with Down syndrome in the creative workshop; comments by journalist Svitlana Unigovskaya; social advertising about energy use and age of the creators; comment by the head of the Kyiv Pigeon Club Volodymyr Popko (speaks russian), pigeon keeper Anatoly Knysh (speaks russian); directed by O. Dziuba; fragment of a performance by The Beatles; program "Ethics and Criticism" (host Izold Borshchyk; guest Stepan Dobrolyubchyk); fragment of the scandalous program "Torch, or the Path of Destiny"; fragment of Iryna Bilyk's performance; poster "Don't chat!" (inscription in russian).

The following people worked on the program: Honored Artist of Ukraine Valery Sheptekita; actor Andriy Kolesnyk; actor Mykhailo Klymchenko; screenwriter, journalist Svitlana Unigovska; screenwriter, director Hanna Vorotchenko; cameramen Vladlen Maistrenko, Vyacheslav Levchenko, Mykhailo Rudnytskyi, Ruslan Kardanov, Serhiy Korin, Viktor Gagin, Serhiy Morzhov; sound engineer Marina Smirnova; artists Natalia Yablunivska, Alla Panfilova; makeup artist Alla Muntiyan; editing engineers: Anatoliy Kulakov, Yaroslav Mlechko, Yulia Rallie, Oleksandr Timenko, Oleksandr Sayenko; assistant director Valentina Tsyba; administrator Iryna Barannik.

"New Generation": Creativity of Kyiv Students

National Television Company of Ukraine, 1997. The program "Confrontation. Opposition Movement in Ukraine" covers the memories of former political prisoners, public and political figures, and artists about the resistance movement in the Ukrainian SSR from the 1960s, their stay in prison, the measures used by the KGB to destroy the resistance, and the creation of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group.

The following participated in the program (in person or via attached video recordings): Yevhen Sverstyuk, PhD, editor of the newspaper "Nasha Vira", former political prisoner, author of the books "The Cathedral in Scaffolding", "Prodigal Sons of Ukraine", "Shevchenko and Time"; Mykhailo Horyn, labor psychologist, politician, member of the Republican Christian Party's Leadership, former political prisoner; Ivan Drach, poet, film playwright, public figure, author of 20 poetry collections; Vyacheslav Chornovil, journalist, politician, former political prisoner, author of the books "Relapse-Terror", "Woe from Wit"; cultural scientist, author of introductory articles and editor of books about Oleksandr Dovzhenko, Valeriy Shevchuk, Pavlo Tychyna, the Sixties and prisoners of conscience, author of the films "Anatol Petrytskyi", "Hryhoriy Havrylenko", "And the Truth Will Make You Free", "Ukrainians. Love" Roman Korogodsky; People's Deputy of Ukraine, First Deputy Chairman of the Republican Christian Party, former political prisoner Mykola Horbal; monumental artist, ceramist, painter, graphic artist Halyna Sevruk; Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Head of the Department of the Institute of Philosophy of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, former political prisoner Vasyl Lisovyi; writer, human rights activist, author of many collections of poetry and prose works, former political prisoner Mykola Rudenko;

On the video: books by Ivan Drach, Vasyl Symonenko; Ivan Drach reads his own poem "Where Are We Going"; the book "Good-Eyed. Memories of Ivan Svitlychny" (compiled by Leonid and Nadiya Svitlychny); a signpost with the inscription "Kuchino" and footage from the camp for political prisoners "Perm-36"; books by Mykola Rudenko; a certificate about human rights activist, co-founder of the Ukrainian Public Group for Assistance in the Implementation of the Helsinki Accords, prisoner of Stalin's and Brezhnev's gulags Oksana Meshko; one of the documents of the Ukrainian Helsinki Union "Not long ago in prisons... Here is a list of victims of that Ukrainian St. Bartholomew's Night on January 12, 1972 in Kyiv compiled from memory";

photographs: Ivan Dziuba, Ivan Svitlychny; Mykola Rudenko, Raisa Rudenko, Zinaida Hryhorenko, Petro Hryhorenko; Vasyl Stus, Oleksa Tykhy; Yuriy Lytvyn;

paintings: Veniamin Kushnir "Trembits are sad", "Horses", "Cossack Mamai", "Horse",
Alla Gorskaya: fragment of the panel "Banner of Victory", "Portrait of a Collective Farmer", "Pripyat. Ferry"
Victor Zaretsky: "Roosters", "Tree. Origins of Art".

The poem "We are men" by Ivan Svitlychny is read by actor Volodymyr Shevchenko.

The program was made by Nataliia Ilchenko, Oleksandr Riabokrys, Vadym Krainyk, Valerii Hrusytskyi, Viktor Soboliev, Oleksandr Postoiuk, Nataliia Hermashevska, Nataliia Parynova, Serafyma Panchenko, Viacheslav Surovtsev, Oleksii Fisiun, Serhii Sakovych, Bohdan Kamburov.

Confrontation. Opposition movement in Ukraine

First National, 2004. The plot combines the celebration of the Feast of the Protection in different regions: in the Holy Intercession Church in the village of Odinkivka (Dnipro microdistrict); militarized games at the Yavoriv airport (Lviv region), the desire of the United Ukraine party to return Bohdan Khmelnytsky's personal belongings and treasures to Ukraine, as well as the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Postgraduate Education of Pedagogical Workers in Cherkasy.

On the video: the restored Holy Protection Church in Odinkivka; SDPU flag (u); worship; paramilitary games; Yavoriv airport; weapons; tank; exposition of the Kyiv Hetmanate Museum; part of the triptych "Bohdan Khmelnytsky" by artist Andriy Yukhymets; party leader of the "United Ukraine" Bohdan Hubsky; portrait of Hetman Pylyp Orlyk; exhibits of the Museum of Education of Cherkasy Region at the Cherkasy Regional Institute of Postgraduate Education of Pedagogical Workers.

Comment: Head of the Dnipropetrovsk branch of the SDPU (o) Gennady Gvozdev on assistance to the Holy Intercession Church (speaks in Russian); People's Deputy of Ukraine, member of the SDPU (o) Igor Shurma on militarized games; member of the SDPU (o) Tamara Proshkuratova on the importance of the role of a teacher.

Myroslava Starodub worked on the plot.

Feast of the Protection of the Virgin Mary in the regions of Ukraine, 2004

August 26, 2007, Donetsk.

A plot to mark the 60th anniversary of the introduction of the Miner's Day holiday about work in the coal mining industry of Ukraine.

On the video: comments on the work of miners; Donetsk pits, various plans; comments from high-ranking officials about the prospects and challenges of the coal mining industry; mine, various plans, icons.

Comments: Volodymyr, an employee of an illegal mine; Viktor Trumanov, head of the trade union of coal industry workers; Serhiy Tulub, Minister of the Coal Industry of Ukraine; Oleksandr Klymenko, former vice-governor of Donetsk Oblast; Dmytro Mamichev, deputy head of the regional department of the state service for combating economic crimes.

Journalist — Taras Moskalenko.

Challenges of the Coal Mining Industry in Ukraine

August 31, 2015, Kyiv, Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. On the video (filmed from a window of the Verkhovna Rada): a rally of supporters of the “Svoboda” party protesting against the adoption of amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine regarding decentralization; party symbols; a clash between members of the National Guard of Ukraine and protesters; a sign with the slogan “Entrepreneurs — for constitutional rights!”; smoke bombs.

Rally of “Svoboda” Party Supporters

November 15, 2004, Kyiv.

In the video: Orange Revolution activists spending the night at the Kyiv City State Administration. Protesters are sleeping on tables and on the floor. A bonfire burns outside the KCSA building, people are warming themselves by it, and a tent city has been set up nearby. The entrance to the Kyiv City State Administration building has “Smolny” written on the wall. Activists are making sandwiches and tea on a table inside the administration building.


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