Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2007. The issue of the program "Reflections on the Intimate" includes an interview with a literary scholar, teacher at the Chernivtsi National University named after Yu. Fedkovych, literary critic Oleksandr Boychenko, in which he reveals the following topics: the importance of books as a modern source of information; the founding of the magazine "Train 76"; the current state of Ukrainian literature; publishing Ukrainian authors abroad; problems of Ukrainian literature; the presence of bad literature; attitudes towards different book formats; financing the publication of foreign literature.

On the video: a blitz poll of citizens about books as a modern source of information; paper and electronic versions of the publication "Potyag 76"; bookstore; printing of books; comments by the senior seller of the "Nauka" bookstore Mykola Nazimko; director of the "Bukinist" bookstore Marina Libanova (speaks russian); streets of Chernivtsi; monument to Taras Shevchenko.

The following people worked on the program: author — Halyna Komerzan; cameraman — Serhiy Trebysh; lighting — Vitaliy Pavlenko; editing by Volodymyr Zenk, Vitaliy Yaskevich.

Reference: Oleksandr Boychenko is a Ukrainian writer, literary critic, essayist, laureate of the Yuriy Shevelyov Literary Prize.

Literary scholar Oleksandr Boychenko

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 1997. The program "On Sunday Morning" combines congratulations on the holiday of the Trinity and creative numbers of Chernivtsi groups.

On the video: congratulations on the holiday of the Trinity and the Day of the Mill Worker from the host and Metropolitan of Chernivtsi and Bukovyna, Bishop Danylo; performance of singer Oksana Savchuk with the song "Prayer for Ukraine"; exhibition of students of the Chernivtsi Art Children's School; accordionist, teacher of the Department of Music of the Chernivtsi State University named after Yu. Fedkovych Lyubomyr Bogoslavets performs "Shchedryk" by Mykola Leontovych; interview with the musician; excerpt from the opera "The Barber of Seville"; book of poems by Kateryna Mishchenko "Profile of Tears"; teachers and students of the Chernivtsi School of Culture (now the Chernivtsi Regional Professional College of Arts named after S. Vorobkevych) in the play "On the Edge"; poet Mykola Buchko reads the poem "Melodies of the Native City"; Mykolaiv Church; performance of the duet "Pysanka" with the song "Muddy Water Flows."

Commenting: students Nadiya Stebnytska, Natalia Bezborodova (speaks Russian); director of the children's art school Viktor Makogon; poet Kateryna Mishchenko; director and teacher Hryhoriy Sorochan; theater director Kostyantyn Madey; protoprosvyter, rector of the Holy Church of the Nativity of Christ until 2000 Stepan Antonovych; Oksana Savchuk and Ivan Kavatsyuk (duet "Pysanka").

The following people worked on the program: director — Vasyl Strykhovych; assistants — Marichka Khomyakova, Olesya Babych; sound engineers — Tetyana Korneva, Volodymyr Solovyov; cameramen — Stepan Shpits, Volodymyr Baldys, Yevhen Davydov; artist — Dmytro Barchuk; editor — Antonina Fantukh.

"On Sunday morning": the feast of the Trinity

October 12, 2005. Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company. The program "City of My Love" is dedicated to the addresses of Olga Kobylyanska in Chernivtsi. Museum director Olga Kobylyanska, writer Volodymyr Vozniuk tells about the writer's life in the city.

The program shows archival photos of Olga Kobylyanska, plans of Chernivtsi, city streets and houses where the writer lived. On the facades of the buildings, you can see commemorative plaques testifying to the connection of these places with Olga Kobylyanska.

Comments: director of the museum of Olga Kobylyanska, writer Volodymyr Vozniuk.

Host: Vasyl Selezinka.

Chernivtsi: "City of my love" 

The program "For International Theater Day" brings together theatrical events in Chernivtsi — theatrical readings, excerpts from performances based on the works of Olga Kobylyanska.

On the video: the building of the Literary and Memorial Museum of O. Kobylyanska; museum exhibits; artist Diana Anepska reads a letter from Olga Kobylyanska to Lesya Ukrainka; artist Alla Zagynayko reads a letter from Lesya Ukrainka to Olga Kobylyanska; a fragment of the play "On Sunday Early She Died the Potion" (artists Diana Anepska, Andriy Tsyganok); a fragment of the play based on O. Kobylyanska's short story "Uncultured" (Honored Artist of Ukraine Anna-Daria Andrusiak, laureate of all-Ukrainian competitions Yevhen Voevidko); a fragment of the play "Earth" (amateurs of the Hlybotsky Amateur People's Theater).

For International Theatre Day: events in Chernivtsi

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2007. The program "Our Creative Family, Our Beautiful Family" covers the course of the competition for the best couple in Chernivtsi.

On the video: family trees of the competition participants; performance numbers of the spouses; awarding of the competition participants; Khrystyna Mudrak performs the song "Bukovynskyi Krai".

Comment: participants of the competition: Vitaliy and Tetyana Shorodok; Volodymyr and Oksana Vorobets; Vasyl and Domka Zhovtyuk; Roman and Tamara Dozhyd; Viktor and Valentyna Kosyachenko; Oleg Churbanov and Tamara Tsymbalyuk; director of the regional center of social services for family, children and youth Ihor Babiuk; lecturer at the Department of General and Social Pedagogy of Chernivtsi National University Viktoria Petrenko; employee of the regional center of social services for family, children and youth Maria Voevidko.

The following people worked on the program: editor — Lyudmila Melnyk; director — Yulia Milimonko; cameraman — Vitaliy Semenyuk; editor Volodymyr Danylyuk.

Competition for the best couple in Chernivtsi

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2004. The program "Oath to Melpomene" is dedicated to the analysis of the activities of the Ukrainian writer, composer, and Orthodox priest Sydor Vorobkevych.

On the video: the publication "Bukovyna. Prominent Figures 1774–1918 (biographical guide)"; a portrait of Sydor Vorobkevych; photos from productions based on the works of Sydor Vorobkevych: "Ignat Pribluda"; "Pan Mandator"; "True Love and Mr. Boss."

Commentators: history teacher, author of the book Oksana Pavlyuk; theater critic Tadei Sulyatitsky; conductor, composer, teacher at the S. Vorobkevych School of Arts Vasyl Horodensky.

The program host is Vasyl Selezinka.

Reference: Sydir Vorobkevych is a Ukrainian writer, composer, Orthodox priest, editor, artist, who wrote in Ukrainian, German, and Romanian. He became one of the founders of the new Bukovinian literary tradition, combining folklore sources with romantic and realistic motifs, and created a significant corpus of choral and vocal works, in particular the song "Native Language", which became a textbook.

Composer Sydir Vorobkevych

August 8, 2004. Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company. The plot "Bukovyna — is our land" tells about industrial enterprises, agriculture, culture, historical sights and tourist opportunities of the Chernivtsi region.

The video shows the work of the Chernivtsi Machine-Building Plant, the enterprises "Rozma", "Trembita" and "Malva", the Dniester HPP, woodworking enterprises and sawmills. Agricultural work, cultivation of wheat, cabbage, corn, seedlings, livestock grazing, food and meat processing industry, poultry farm.

The cultural and historical heritage of the region is presented separately: the Khotyn Fortress, the Museum of Ethnography and Local History of the Hutsul Region, archaeological excavations, the Yuri Fedkovich Chernivtsi National University, the Holy Spirit Cathedral, the Town Hall, monuments to Yuri Fedkovich, Olga Kobylyanska and Volodymyr Ivasyuk. The Vyzhnytskyi College of Decorative and Applied Arts and its museum exhibits, the holiday "Exit to Polonyna", performances by Ukrainian people's artists are shown.

Tourist opportunities of Bukovyna are represented by the landscapes of the Carpathians, recreation centers, the Cheremosh hotel, ski tourism, rafting, rivers and lakes.

Comments: Head of the Chernivtsi Regional State Administration Mykhailo Romaniv.

"Bukovyna — is our land"

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2004. The first part of the issue covers the course of the first festival of regional mass media and the book "The Greatness of Words".

On the video: performances of creative collectives; stands of publishing houses and editorial offices of printed media: "Youth of Bukovyna" publishing house "Misto"; newspaper "Ridne Slovo"; "Molody Bukovynets"; publishing house of the Chuvash National University named after Yu. Fedkovych "Ruta"; company "Technodruk"; Storozhynetsk district newspaper "Ridny Kray"; editor of the newspaper "Ridny Kray" Maria Manilich; stand of the publishing house of the Bukovyna State Medical Academy; newspapers "Khotynski Visti"; "Dniester Dawns"; "Bukovynsky Visnyk"; "Word of Truth"; "Bukovynskyi Journal"; Zastavnivska district newspaper "Holos Krayu"; newspaper "Karpaty"; book "Nazariy Yaremchuk. Call a Song to My Heart"; employee of the newspaper "Ridny Kray" Vasyl Gashpar reads kolomyyki; performance of the Puyul couple and bayanist Ivan Balatsky; troy musicians' collective; ensemble of young bandura players from the village of Hvizdivtsi (Dnistrovskyi district); Serhiy and Iryna Moskal perform a song about the Carpathians.

Commenting: Head of the Department for Information Policy and Press of the Chernivtsi Regional State Administration Valentyna Babilyulko; Head of the Chernivtsi Regional State Administration Mykhailo Romaniv; Professor of the Department of History and Culture of the Ukrainian Language of the Yu. Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University Nadia Babych; Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Kelmenets District Newspaper "Ridne Slovo" Vasyl Kryvyi; Baker Yulia Andrushchak; Representative of the "Misto" Publishing House Kateryna Mishchenko; Representative of the "Molody Bukovynets" Newspaper Iryna Sadova; Representatives of the Yu. Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University "Ruta" Publishing House Ihor Zvarych, Yosyp Selezhan; Representative of the "Technodruk" Company Iryna Yavorska; Methodist of the Chernivtsi Regional Institute of Postgraduate Education Tamara Minchenko; Poet Tamara Severniuk; Editor-in-Chief of the Storozhynetsk District Newspaper "Ridny Kray" Vasyl Valihursky; representative of the publishing house of the Bukovina State Medical Academy Tadeusz Sulyatsky; editor-in-chief of the Khotyn district newspaper "Khotynski Visti" Vasyl Burlaka; editor of the Sokyrian district radio Lyudmila Grublyak; head of the "Bukovynskyi Journal" Myroslav Lazaruk; literary worker of the Novoselytsk district newspaper "Slovo Pravdy" Ulyana Shtefanesa; editor of the Novoselytsk radio broadcasting Yuriy Levchyk; editor-in-chief of the Zastavniv district newspaper "Holos Krayu" Vasyl Dzhuran; editor-in-chief of the Putyvl district newspaper "Karpaty" Iryna Tovidash.

"The Greatness of the Word": a festival of regional media and books: part 1

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2007. The episode of the program "Reflections on the Intimate" is dedicated to the development of crafts in the village of Pidzakharichi (Vyzhnytskyi district): the Museum of Ethnography and Local Lore of the Hutsul Region and relevant training in the Pidzakharichi Educational Complex "Pearl of the Hutsul Region".

On the video: landscapes of the Bukovina Carpathians; workshop and schoolchildren; embroidered and woven products; wood carvings; wooden toys; footage from the film; Museum of Ethnography and Local Lore of the Hutsul Region; carpets; wooden barrels; cooperage; tools for cooperage; drawings of barrels; illustrated "History of Rus-Ukraine" by Mykhailo Hrushevsky; archival documents; Hutsul dance; footage from the life of the Hutsuls.

Commenting: Marko Tomyuk, a teacher of labor training at the Pidzakharychiv Educational Complex "Pearl of the Hutsul Region", and Frozyna, a teacher at the Pidzakharychiv Educational Complex "Pearl of the Hutsul Region", wife of Marko Tomyuk.

The following people worked on the program: author — Halyna Komerzan; cameramen — Vitaliy Semenyuk, Oleksandr Dutov; editing by Volodymyr Zenek, Vitaliy Yaskevich.

Museum of Ethnography and Local Lore of the Hutsul Region

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 1998. The program "Kalyniv Islands" covers the cultural and artistic activities of schools and clubs of the Zastavniv (now Chernivtsi) district.

On video: Ethnographic Museum "Dzherelo" in Zastavniv Gymnasium No. 1; museum tour conducted by students Anna Palevych, Yulia Gromko and Maryna Nagaychuk; exhibits: wooden and clay dishes, lanterns, troughs, homespun towels, irons, bedsteads, shoes, interior of a peasant hut: bed, cradle, bench; icons; embroidered festive men's, women's and children's clothing; embroidery by a resident of the village of Tovtry, Hanasia Myakota; school students and employees perform a fragment of the song "Lilia"; video footage of the dance ensemble "Chervona Kalina" from the village of Chunkiv, which visited a festival in Turkey, in the city of Akhisar; fragment of a performance and rehearsal of the ensemble; meeting of the "Hospodarochka" club in the village of Verenchanka; its participants perform the song "Not that rose behind the garden"; excerpt from a performance by an amateur folk theater.

Commenting: Nadiya Yuzkiv, head of the "Zherelo" museum; an embroiderer, a resident of the village of Tovtry, Ganasia Myakota; librarian, head of the museum "Bereginia" in the village of Tovtry Maria Vygnan; music and singing teacher Marta Spizhavka; headmistress of Chunkiv secondary school, Frozyna Hunchak; teacher Hanna Filip'iuk; Head of the library in the village of Verenchanka, Kateryna Tsyupa; Serhiy Kuksanov, head of the Zastavniv District Department of Culture.

The program was worked on by: Yuriy Maksym’yuk, Tamara Shatilova, Andrii Hreshchuk, Mykola Kleshnin, Andrii Mol, Natalia Yaskevych.

Cultural and artistic activities of the Zastavniv region

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 1997. The film "I'm Back" tells the story of the visit of Ukrainian historian, public and political figure Arkady Zhukovsky to his hometown of Chernivtsi and the festive events organized on the occasion of this event.

On the video: Chernivtsi City Hall; meeting of the Academic Council on the occasion of awarding Arkady Zhukovsky the title of Honorary Doctor of the Chernivtsi State University named after Yu. Fedkovych (now - Chernivtsi State University named after Yu. Fedkovych); Secondary School No. 1 of the city of Chernivtsi (now - Chernivtsi Lyceum No. 1), where the historian studied; Arkady Zhukovsky's works: "History of Bukovina"; "Catechism of Petro Mohyla"; "Histoire de l’Ukraine"; photo of Arkady Zhukovsky's parents; fragment of a speech by the rector of the Chernivtsi State University named after Yu. Fedkovych Stepan Kostyshyn (1987–2001); fragment of a speech about his publishing plans; about obtaining a doctorate in Ukraine; about the prospects of Bukovyna; Volodymyr Staryk, head of the "People's House in Chernivtsi" society; Arkady Zhukovsky at a meeting with writers and teachers of the city; Mayor of Chernivtsi Mykola Fedoruk presents the figure with a diploma and ribbon of honorary citizen of Chernivtsi; Cathedral of the Venerable Paraskeva of Serbia; a certificate of the Bukovina Metropolis, which was presented to Arkady Zhukovsky; interview with a historian.

Commenting: Oleksandr Kucheruk, director of the Oleg Olzhych Library (Kyiv); Professor's wife Tereza Zhukovska.

The following worked on the program: editor — Olesya Babych, assistant director — Iryna Strykhovych; cameraman — Vasyl Hryhoryak; editor — Volodymyr Purych, Viktor Tkachuk, Yuriy Ryzhenkov, Vyacheslav Zhuk; driver — Volodymyr Sirous.

Reference: Arkady Zhukovsky is a Ukrainian historian, public and political figure, leading Ukrainian scholar in France, co-editor of the "Encyclopedia of Ukrainian Studies", Doctor of Theology of the Kyiv Theological Academy of the UOC-KP.

"I'm Back": Arkady Zhukovsky

1993, Chernivtsi television. The "Studies of the City" program is dedicated to Chernivtsi and the history of one of the city's central streets, — Olga Kobylyanska Street, which used to be called Panska Street.

In the video: Olga Kobylyanska Street, historical buildings, houses, shops and shop windows, passers-by, Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, German People's House, Polish People's House, building of the National Bank of Ukraine, snowy streets of Chernivtsi.

Commenting: Taras Ridush, actor of the Chernivtsi Regional Music and Drama Theater.

The following worked on the program: host Halyna Theron.