Khmelnytsia TV "Podillia-Center". The program "Who will drink water from the Boiler..." from April 3, 2001, dedicated to the director of the local farm "Dibrova" Viktor Kravchuk from the village of Volytsia, Khmelnytsia region.

In the video: the village, different plans; the famous Volytsia well called the Boiler, Viktor Kravchuk talks about local legends; farm examination; local school, children in lessons; church, worship.

Commented by the director of the farm "Dibrova" Viktor Kravchuk.

Volytsia farmer Viktor Kravchuk

Chernivtsi Television, 1990. A story about the historical museum in Kamianets-Podilskyi, Khmelnytskyi region. 

The video features the old part of the city, the fortress, the State Historical Museum-Reserve, the history of the museum, exhibits, exhibitions, and archival photos of the museum. 

Interviews: Stefania Bazhenova, director of the Kamianets-Podilskyi State Historical Museum-Reserve; Tamara Sys, folklorist; museum researchers Lidiia Kuchuhura, Yu.M. Furman, and Nina Kozlova; L.S. Kravchuk, chief curator; N.O. Suslova, head of the museum's art department; Valentina Vinyukova, museum librarian.

Part of the interview is in russian. The video has minor technical flaws. 

Kamianets-Podilskyi: 1990

Khmelnytskyi television. The program "'Kondfil' is marching to Europe" from September 10, 2000 is dedicated to the confectionery factory "Kondfil" in Khmelnytskyi.

In the video: Khmelnytskyi, factory premises, production workshops; workers packing sweets; factory assortment, candies, wafers, lollipops; conveyor and technological processes; quality certificates; laboratory; product packaging.

Comments: President of "Kondfil" Vasyl Lyubovetskyi; Chief Technologist Liza Tkachenko; President of the Ukrainian Quality Association Petro Kalita.

Confectionery factory "Kondfil"

"Podillia-Center", Khmelnytskyi Television Studio. Release of the program "Na Pokuti" from November 11, 2002.

The topic of the conversation "Under One Sky", on the Day of Unity, is dedicated to the issues of international cooperation and cultural tolerance towards representatives of national minorities living in Khmelnytskyi Region. The discussion includes support for holidays and traditions of national communities, education of young people from vocational schools, and the results of ethnographic expeditions in the region.

The studio guest is the director of the Center for Aesthetic Education of Schoolchildren, Valentina Cherkasova.

The hosts are Yevhen Semenyuk and Lydia German.

Culture of National Minorities in Khmelnytskyi Region

Khmelnytskyi Television "Podillia-Center". The program "Unwritten Stories" from July 7, 2004 is dedicated to the traditions of celebrating Ivan Kupala in Khmelnytskyi Region.

On the video: reproduction of the customs of celebrating Ivan Kupala by representatives of the public organization "Characteristic Cossacks", singing, dancing, lighting a ritual fire; playing the bandura, letting wreaths float on the water.

Director — Natalia Obukhovska.

Celebration of Ivan Kupala in Khmelnytskyi Region

A dance program on a pioneer theme performed by the "Podolyanchyk" ensemble.

The program includes thematic choreographic performances: "Play Trumpets", "Red Devils", "Veselinky", "School Ball", "Heroic Ballad", "Happy Youth", "Pioneer Subbotnik", "Oh and Grits", "Pioneer Dance", "Friends' Holiday".

Contains elements of Soviet propaganda.

Reference: The "Podolyanchyk" dance ensemble is a folk art collective of the Khmelnytsky Palace of Children and Youth, founded in 1964 by Honored Teacher of Ukraine Yuriy Gureyev. The collective is known for its original productions based on Ukrainian folklore, combining folk dance traditions with modern stage plasticity. Today, the ensemble under the direction of Ivan Gureyev is the leading children's choreographic group of Ukraine, a laureate of numerous all-Ukrainian and international competitions.

"Podolyanchyk" dances, 1983

"Podillia-center". The program "Advance of the Podillia Region" for August 10, 2002 is dedicated to the history of the formation of Khmelnytskyi region on the occasion of its 65th anniversary.

On the video: the history of the Starosynyavskyi district, the prerequisites for the formation of Khmelnytskyi region, the zoning of the region are told; the history of the region in Soviet times, local historians tell about the Holodomor and Stalin's repressions; the history of the region during the Soviet-German war; a story about enterprises and agricultural development of the Khmelnytskyi region.

Comments: Head of the Starosynyavskyi district state administration Viktor Semenchuk; local historian, editor of the district newspaper "Kolos" Ivan Kozelskyi; Head of the veterans' council of the village of Syomaky, eyewitness Petro Sopilko; Director of the enterprise Petro Palamarchuk; Archpriest, dean of the district Ivan Zadvirnyi; Head of the Starosynyavskyi district council Pavlo Radchenko.

To the 65th anniversary of Khmelnytskyi region

Lviv Television, 1976. TV movie “Medobory” about the nature reserve in Podillia. The video shows hills, rivers, rocks, plants, streams, villages, a city, a lake, a fortress, sculptures, an apiary, the Smotrych River, and the city of Kamianets-Podilskyi. 

The film is in Russian and contains elements of propaganda. 

"Medobory"

Khmelnytskyi Television, 2003. Krasyliv District, Sluch Enterprise. A story about growing sugar beets.

The video shows workers weeding a field of beets, a tractor and other equipment, and interviews with the head of the enterprise, Yevhen Vikarchuk, and employees.

Author: Vasyl Matseiko. 

Growing sugar beets

Khmelnytskyi Television, 2000. Yampil village, a story about providing the village with gas. 

The video shows: a gas stove, cooking, preparing firewood, the village, a solemn gathering of residents on the occasion of gas being brought to the village, gas pipes, people on the street, a tractor, trenches, interviews with local residents. 

Gas in the village of Yampil

Khmelnytskyi Television "Podillya-Center", 2010. The program "The Beauty of Ukraine — Podollya: Kamianets-Podilskyi Historical Museum" is dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the Kamianets-Podilskyi State Historical Museum-Reserve.

On the video: historical museum, expositions; library, old prints from different angles; history of the foundation of the Kamianets-Podilskyi Historical Museum, main figures; excursion through the territory of the reserve.

Comments: director of the Kamianets-Podilskyi State Historical Museum-Reserve Lyudmila Stanislavska; painter, member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine Mykhailo Kublyk.

The program was worked on by: Lyubov Marchenko, Demyan Tseholnyk, Lyubov Kurmanska.

Reference: Kamianets-Podilskyi State Historical Museum-Reserve is one of the oldest museums in Ukraine, founded on January 30, 1890 as a repository of Podillia antiquities. Since 1937, it has been located on the territory of the Old Fortress, and now unites eight objects of the city's historical and cultural heritage. The museum preserves unique archaeological, ethnographic and art collections, and also holds cultural and educational events, including the famous "Night Tour of the Fortress".

120th Anniversary of the Kamianets-Podilskyi Historical Museum

August 2, 2009, Khmelnytskyi.

The plot is dedicated to the celebration of Airmobile Forces Day in Khmelnytskyi and the activities of the 8th Separate Special Forces Regiment, which is stationed in the city.

In the video: special forces training, task performance; military blitzinterviews, stories about the service; spectators, military families.

Comments: conscript soldier Oleksiy Rakushnyak; commander of the 8th Separate Special Forces Regiment (8th Special Forces Regiment) Serhiy Kryvonos; senior sergeant of contract service Pavlo Nazaruk.

Reference: In 2009, airborne units and special forces units often interacted during joint exercises and operations due to operational necessity, joint resource allocation, and co-location (in particular, the presence of the 8th Special Forces Division in Khmelnytskyi), so their actions were sometimes equated externally. After 2014 and in 2015–2016, the state formalized the Special Forces as a separate branch of the military, which clearly distinguished the tasks and structures of the airborne and special forces.