Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2003. The program "Through the Museums of Ternopil" tells about the expositions of the Les Kurbas Memorial Museum-Estate, his life and creative path, his activities in the theater groups "KyyDramTe", Hutsul Theater, "Berezil".

On the video: memorial plaques dedicated to Les Kurbas; bust of Kurbas; expositions about researchers, followers and admirers of Les Kurbas; portraits of the actor and director; poster with a quote by Les Kurbas "Art that does not move forward, that becomes ossified in traditions, ceases to be art..."; photo of the figure's family; columns of the magazine "New Art" about Les Kurbas; Les Kurbas' library; photo of Hnat Khotkevych, with whom he collaborated at the Hutsul Theater; photos from performances; posters; exposition of Vasyl Vasylko, a student of Les Kurbas.

The expositions are commented on by: Olga Vasylyshyn, director of the Les Kurbas Memorial Museum-Estate; Nadiya Lyuba, research associate of the Les Kurbas Memorial Museum-Estate.

The following worked on the program: author and host Anna Pavlyk; director Iryna Bereza; cameraman Vitaliy Pavuk; editing — Roman Stasyshyn, Yuriy Machuga, Oleg Ruzhevsky, Vitaliy Shevchuk; computer graphics — Yuriy Markovych; sound engineers: Volodymyr Zabolotny, Yuriy Danylyuk, Halyna Belova; video engineers: Andriy Semkiv, Oleg Khimuk; lighting engineers Anatoliy Tvardovsky, Valeriy Plyuta.

Les Kurbas Museums in Ternopil Region

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2013. The program "Through the Lens of TTB" covers the VIII Interregional Art and Local History Festival Bratyna in a tract near the village of Styzhok (Shumsk urban community of Kremenets district), near the fragments of the fortification of Danylov Grad - one of the fortresses that withstood the siege of the troops of Khan Batu.

On the video: images of Danylo Halytskyi and Gremyslava Ingvarivna; creation of pottery; forge and blacksmithing; tent camp of folk craftsmen; clay dishes; embroidery; beadwork; delicacies; Ukrainian traditional dishes; forging of products; dolls; metal roses; performances of creative groups, a trio of bandura players from Bila.

Commenting: folk craftsmen: Hanna Melnychuk; Hanna Tymchuk; blacksmith Andriy Burkovsky; potter Andriy Volanyuk; embroidery and beadwork craftswoman Lyudmila Pavlova; head of the Shumy regional state administration Viktor Sadovsky; deputy head of the Ternopil regional state administration Petro Goch.

Liliya Lobur, Andrii Chernychuk, Oleg Kachurovskyi worked on the release of the program.

"Bratina": interregional art and local history festival

2006, Ternopil. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program “Ternopil in Retro Style” tells the story of Olena Kulchytska Street.

In the video: views of Olena Kulchytska Street, buildings, stores, establishments, the street’s architecture, and archival photos.

Commentary by: Volodymyr Sushkevych, Honored Journalist of Ukraine.

The program was produced by: Larysa Mykhalska, Volodymyr Sushkevych, Olga Yarema, Vitaliy Pavuk, Volodymyr Zabolotny, Yuriy Danylyuk, and Roman Stasyshyn.

The History of Olena Kulchytska Street in Ternopil

Ternopil State Television and Radio Company, 2001. The program "Picturesque Ternopil" is dedicated to the city of Buchach.

On the video: program screensavers; sign of the Buchach district; Buchach castle; town hall; Buchach monastery of the Basilian Fathers of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross of the Lord; monument to Taras Shevchenko; city streets; bird's eye view; city park; entrance to the dungeons of the Buchach castle; Church of the Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos; stand with historical information about the city.

"Picturesque Ternopil": Buchach

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2013. This episode of the program “Aktualno” focuses on methods for testing dairy products available on the market — methods that can be performed at home and are also used in laboratories.

In the video: program opening sequences; the sale of dairy products at the market; an initial review of the products under study; conducting an analysis; devices used to test milk; a test for sour cream that can be performed at home; rapid methods for testing sour cream quality; the “Milk Quality Analyzer” device (caption in russian); methods for testing for disease in cows and for the presence of baking soda in milk; laboratory equipment; iodine; test tubes; a Petri dish.

The following individuals spoke about the study: Yevgen Senchak, head of the regional state veterinary and sanitary inspection laboratory; and Maria Boleshchuk, a veterinary and sanitary inspector at the regional state veterinary and sanitary inspection laboratory.

The following people worked on the program: Valentina Pavlyshyn, Pavlo Yashchyshchak, Yuriy Danylyuk, and Yuriy Machuga.

A Study of Milk Quality in the Market

NSTU, 2017. This episode of the program “Topic of the Day” covers the presentation of the Ternopil “stage” of the “My Embroidered Ukraine” project. According to the overall plan, all representatives of the State Treasury Service were to come up with designs and motifs representing their region and embroider them onto a map of the country.

In the video: the program’s opening sequences; an embroidered map of Ukraine featuring motifs characteristic of each region; exhibition visitors; and ceremonial events.

Yulia Valakh, Yuriy Bagriy, Volodymyr Zabolotny, and Oleg Kachurovsky worked on this issue.

The “My Embroidered Ukraine” Project in Ternopil

First National, 2002. The news segment covers the premiere of the film “Koropetska Switzerland,” dedicated to the village of the same name. The project was originally conceived as a documentary about a native of the region — Bohdan Hawrylyshyn.

In the video: moviegoers; an excerpt from Bohdan Hawrylyshyn’s speech; scenes from the film “Koropets Switzerland”; the film’s director, Andriy Rozen.

Comments: Bohdan Hawrylyshyn, academician and president of the “Renaissance” Foundation in Geneva; Stepan Skrypnyk, mayor of Koropets.

Oksana Voskanyan and Dmytro Melnyk worked on the story.

“Koropets Switzerland”: Film Screening

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2014. This episode of the program “In the Lens of TTB” covers the presentation of the publication "The Ternopil-Zboriv Archdiocese of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: Parishes, Monasteries, Churches. Directory", marking the 25th anniversary of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church’s emergence from the underground, its legalization, and the establishment of the aforementioned archdiocese.

In the video: a presentation of the publication "The Ternopil-Zboriv Archdiocese of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Parishes, Monasteries, Churches. Directory"; illustrations from the book; excerpts from speeches by Archbishop and Metropolitan of Ternopil-Zboriv of the UGCC, Vladyka Vasyl Semenyuk; the vicar for strategy and development of the Ternopil-Zboriv Archdiocese of the UGCC, Fr. Vitaliy Kozak, Doctor of Historical Sciences; co-author of the book Yaroslav Stotsky; and Deputy Head of the Ternopil Regional State Administration Natalia Mykhno; a portrait of Metropolitan of Halych and Archbishop of Lviv Josyf Slipyj; the coat of arms of the Ternopil-Zboriv Archdiocese.

Lilia Lobur, Andriy Chernychuk, Andriy Kapusta, and Oleg Kachurovsky worked on the program.

Reference: a directory is an official list or consolidated roster of institutions, administrative bodies, and individuals (most often religious).

A publication marking the 25th anniversary of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church's emergence from the underground

2017, Ternopil Regional Directorate "UASTU". An episode of the program “Thoughts Aloud”. Topic: “Is visa-free travel a good thing or a bad thing?”

On the video: the program's opening sequence; quick interviews with people on the streets of the city about visa-free travel.

Marta Zhuravel, Andriy Prokopiv, and Oleksandr Masnyi worked on this issue.

Poll: “Is visa-free travel a good thing or a bad thing?”

National Television Company of Ukraine, 2016. An episode of the program “Topic of the Day” covers an exhibition marking the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Ternopil Regional Art Museum and the history of the institution's development.

In the video: an exhibition marking the anniversary; paintings from the exhibition; paintings, drawings, and sculptures that were recently added to the museum’s collection; an ancient crucifix of Jesus Christ from the parish church; a double-sided icon depicting the Baptism of Jesus Christ and the Holy Trinity.

Commentary by: Ihor Duda, director of the Ternopil Regional Art Museum; Yulia Skakovska, chief curator of the Ternopil Regional Art Museum; and Olga Vavryk, deputy director of the Ternopil Regional Art Museum.

Yulia Valakh, Petro Zayats, Andriy Kapusta, and Yuriy Ozhibko worked on the program.

25th Anniversary of the Ternopil Regional Art Museum

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2003. An episode of the program “Museums of Ternopil Region” about the Taras Shevchenko Section at the Borshchiv Regional Museum of Local History, which was the first in western Ukraine to put together an exhibition dedicated to the Kobzar.

On video: exhibits from the Taras Shevchenko Section at the Borshchiv Regional Museum of Local History, which include: over 300 editions of "Kobzar"; a lyre; a blueprint of Shevchenko’s dream cottage; copies of photographs, documents, and works that shed light on all periods of the poet’s life; photographs of Kremenets and Pochaiv, which the Kobzar visited; copies of Shevchenko’s watercolors of the Pochaiv Lavra; portraits of his friends and associates — Markiyan Shashkevych, Ivan Franko, and others; an altar with a copy of the death mask created by the sculptor Klodt; a copy of the memorial towel that was tied to T. Shevchenko’s cross during his funeral; copies of the artist’s paintings created by Serhiy Hlushchuk, Andriy Popovych, Vasyl Lopata, and other artists.

Galina Svidinska, head of the Taras Shevchenko section at the Borshchiv Regional Museum of Local History, comments on the exhibition.

Anna Pavlik, Vitaliy Pavuk, Roman Stasyshyn, and Yuriy Markovich worked on this issue.

The Taras Shevchenko Section at the Borshchiv Regional Museum of Local History

2001, Ternopil TV and Radio Company. Episode of the program "Picturesque Ternopil", which tells about the Zbarazh and Vyshnivets castles.

On the video: screensavers, shots of the city of Zbarazh and the village of Vyshnivets, Zbarazh castle and Vyshnivets palace.