Chernihiv Television, 2007. The program "Chernihiv Region in the Life of the Famous" is dedicated to the history of the brothers Alexei and Kirill Razumovsky.

On the video: the history of the Razumovsky family, landscapes of St. Petersburg and the Chernihiv region; portraits, museum exhibits; Baturyn, various plans, a palace and a church.

Host — Tatyana Myrhorodskaya.

Reference: The Razumovsky brothers, Alexei and Kirill, were from the Cossack environment of the Hetmanate, who in the middle of the 18th century occupied exceptionally influential positions at the court of the Russian Empire. Alexei Razumovsky, as a favorite and probable morganatic husband of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, became one of the key informal factors in court politics. Kyrylo Razumovsky was the president of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences and at the same time the last hetman of Left-Bank Ukraine, carried out administrative and judicial reforms and was associated with the restoration of the hetman's residence in Baturyn. Their activities are an example of the combination of the integration of the Ukrainian elite into imperial structures with the support of autonomous institutions of the Hetmanate.

Brothers Razumovsky "Lemeshiv Lucky People" 

Chernihiv Television, 2007. The program "Sokyryn Agricultural Lyceum: History and Present" is dedicated to the Galahan Palace and the history of the Sokyryn Professional Agrarian Lyceum.

In the video: the village of Sokyryntsi, the Galahan Palace, various plans, a story about the history of the palace; classrooms of the lyceum, students during classes; specialties for which training is carried out at the lyceum; dining room.

Commented by the director of the Sokyryn Professional Agrarian Lyceum Mykola Kuprienko.

Host — Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Reference: The Sokyryn architectural and park complex is a monument of palace and park architecture of Left-Bank Ukraine of the first half of the 19th century, formed as the Galahan family residence in the Empire style according to the design of architect Pavlo Dubrovsky with a landscape park. In the 20th century, the palace was adapted for educational needs, and now the Sokyryn Professional Agrarian Lyceum operates in the historical buildings of the complex.

Agrarian Lyceum in the Galahan Palace

Chernihiv Television. The episode "Magic Lace Tells..." of the program "Our Openings" from June 2, 2000 is dedicated to the wooden architecture of the city of Chernihiv.

On the video: wooden houses in Chernihiv, exterior of buildings; the presenter talks about the artistic woodcarving of the Chernihiv region, tools for work and varieties of openwork carving; museum exhibition of fragments of building decorations and ornaments.

Presenter — Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Reference: Wooden decorative carving on residential buildings in the Chernihiv region forms a local tradition of decoration, which originates from archaic amulet ideas and actively develops during the 19th — early 20th centuries. Ornamentation includes plant motifs, a meander, the "tree of life", birds and towel compositions, which perform a symbolic function of protecting the home and family. This system of decoration reflects a combination of ancient mythological ideas of the local population with the aesthetics of folk housing construction of Left-Bank Ukraine.

Traditional Chernihiv Carving

Chernihiv Television. The program "Beauty, Which Is Always Near" from June 12, 1999, dedicated to the historical area in Chernihiv, the Boldyn Mountains.

On the video: the Boldyn Mountains, park area, various plans; Gerard Kuznetsov tells the story of the study of the area, about temples, archaeological excavations; the Glory Memorial, dedicated to those who fell in the Soviet-German war, the "eternal flame"; views of Chernihiv from the hills.

Commented by an honorary member of the Ukrainian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments, deputy of the Chernihiv City Council Gerard Kuznetsov.

Host — Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Reference: the Boldyn Mountains are a historical landscape complex in Chernihiv, combining a mound necropolis of the 9th-11th centuries, architectural monuments of the Trinity-Ilyinsky Monastery and the underground complex of the Anthony Caves. The territory forms one of the most representative archaeological and sacred centers of Left-Bank Ukraine. In the 20th–21st centuries, the ensemble functions as a monument of landscape art and a key tourist attraction of Chernihiv.

A Walk in the Boldyn Mountains

Chernihiv, 2000. ChDTK, program “Our Vernissages.”

A program-tour of the exhibition “Chernihiv at the Turn of the Century,” organized by the National Architectural and Historical Reserve “Ancient Chernihiv.”

The video shows the exhibits: postcards and photos depicting Chernihiv at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, archaeological finds, a map of the city, fragments of dwellings and shops of that time, and badges.

Comments: Volodymyr Rudenok, head of the cave history department of the architectural and historical reserve.

Ancient Chernihiv

Chernihiv Television. Issue "Artist, researcher, photographer" of the program "Our Openings" from November 20, 2001, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Hryhoriy Petrash.

On the video: photographs with Hryhoriy Petrash, various plans, biography of the artist; graphics and watercolors by Hryhoriy Petrash, museum exposition; scientific certificate of the head of the museum, comments contain elements of propaganda; landscapes of Chernihiv, architecture of the city; colleagues and researchers of the Chernihiv Regional Historical Museum named after Vasyl Tarnovsky share memories of Hryhoriy Petrash; the place at the museum where the artist lived; Petrash's letters to friends; exposition of the Chernihiv Historical Museum.

Comments: Lyudmila Maiboroda, head of the military history department at the Vasyl Tarnovsky Historical Museum; Svitlana Polovnikova, head of the pre-revolutionary history department of the museum; Rosalia Makhlina, research associate at the museum in 1949–1953; Nadiya Chernyavska, deputy director of the museum in 1952–1975; Lidiya Poludenko, head of the contemporary history department from 1951 to 1969; Matrona Popudrenko, deputy director of the museum from 1948 to 1983 and honored worker of culture; Svitlana Klyuchnyk, head of the art department from 1967 to 1984; Head of the Contemporary Art Department from 1950 to 1983, Maria Lukyanenko.

Host — Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Reference: Heorhiy Petrash is a Chernihiv local historian and artist who specialized in visual reconstruction of monuments. He worked at the Chernihiv Historical Museum and participated in the research of the Transfiguration Cathedral. He left behind a significant body of graphic and pictorial works that capture the historical appearance of Chernihiv.

Chernihiv local historian Hryhoriy Petrash

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 1995.

The issue of "Image from the Province" of the "Oranta" program is dedicated to the history of Nizhyn as one of the largest spiritual centers of the Chernihiv region.

On the video: Nizhyn, historical information about the city, landscapes, temples; history of the Greek community in Nizhyn; various editions of the Bible in the collections of the library of the Mykola Gogol Nizhyn State University; Ivan Kostenko talks about the library and the history of the region; history of temples.

Commented by architect Viktor Kharlamov and candidate of historical sciences Ivan Kostenko.

Host — Valentina Yaremenko.

Spiritual History of Nizhyn: Temples and Old Prints

Chernihiv Television. The May 31, 2000 issue of the program "Our Openings" is dedicated to the icon painting of the abbess of the Yelets Holy Trinity Convent, Mother Ambrose.

Video interview with the icon painter, abbess of the monastery, Mother Ambrose (Anna Ivanenko). She talks about her life, the reconstruction of Chernihiv after the war, the influence of faith on art, the peculiarities of style and the process of restoring icons.

Host — Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Icons of Mother Ambrose

Chernihiv Regional Television and Radio Company. News broadcast for 28 July 2014.

On video: opening credits, studio host — Nataliya Levochko, news topics: 1. Situation in the ATO zone; murder of Kremenchuk Mayor Oleg Babaev; assassination attempt on Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi; meeting of the President of Ukraine with the foreign ministers of Australia and the Netherlands; briefing by Arseniy Yatsenyuk; 2. Military Commissioner of the Regional State Administration Kostyantyn Nikulin on the third wave of mobilisation; 3. Aid to the military in the ATO zone from the Chernihiv community; 4. Training practice for cadets of the penitentiary service; 5. Campaign ‘Let's abolish corrupt tariffs’; 6. Les Podervyansky - artist, writer in Chernihiv; 7. Exhibition ‘Roots and Crown’; 8. Day of the Baptism of Rus Ukraine.

Chernihiv ‘News’ for 28 July 2014

Chernihiv Television, 2015. Special news broadcast, hosted by Natalia Rudenko.

The episode features stories about how local elections began in the region, the new system for local elections, voting at polling stations, interviews with voters, voting in the villages of Ivanivka and Kipti, and election violations. 

Special broadcast: 2015 local elections

April 18, 2005, Baturyn, Chernihiv region.

The video shows the reconstruction of the residence of the last hetman of Ukraine, Kirill Razumovsky, for the Day of Historical and Cultural Monuments. The residence, construction work, commentary by the chief architect of the Chernihiv region, Volodymyr Pavlenko.

The residence of Kirill Razumovsky in Baturyn

Chernihiv Television, 2014. Program about Chernihiv, author Yana Titenok. 

The video features views of the city, streets, houses, and churches. Interviews with local residents Dmytro Vodotovka, Halyna Rudkovska, Maria Osypet, Svitlana Kuzhelna, Iryna Solomakha, Nataliia Vodotovka, and Tetiana Zahoriuko; Ivan Gorilyi — World War II veteran, Father Myron — rector of the Pyatnytska Church; Dmytro Tymoshchenko — activist with the NGO “Youth Against”; Olena Shulyar — guest from Zhytomyr. 