Volyn Television, 2010. TV movie “The world knows he is Ukrainian.” It tells the story of mathematician and academician Mykhailo Kravchuk. 

The video shows the Kivertsi district, the village of Chovnytsia: views of the village, mathematical formulas, People's Artist of Ukraine Lyudmila Prykhodko, Honored Artist of Ukraine Adam Datsenko, a portrait of Mykhailo Kravchuk, a memorial plaque, viburnum, archival photos and videos, the premises of the Volyn State Archives, Mykhailo Kravchuk's case, mathematics textbooks, a monument to Mykhailo Kravchuk, Lutsk Gymnasium No. 21, the museum of the famous mathematician, and the school in the village of Chovnytsia.  The film features poems by Mykhailo Kravchuk's friend, the poet Mykola Zerov. 

Comments: Yevheniia Lukashuk, head of the museum of academician Mykhailo Kravchuk in the village of Chovnytsia; Antonina Kravchuk, head of the Volyn Regional State Archives; Lesia Svinovei-Lukashuk, researcher of Kravchuk's life; Volodymyr Piasetskyi, local historian; Maria Makh, director of the Volyn Regional Library for Youth; Volodymyr Hyka, director of the State Archives of the Volyn Region; Viktor Bozhydarnyk, rector of Lutsk National Technical University; Svitlana Bohdan, head of department at Volyn National University; Mykola Kucherepa, head of department at Volyn National University. 

Screenwriter and director of the film: Maria Andrushko; editor: Sviatoslav Pirozhko; cinematographer: Valery Fetisov; assistant cinematographer: Mykola Dmytruk; editor: Oleksandr Radchuk. Text read by: Galina Startseva and Volodymyr Rosa. 

“The world knows he is Ukrainian”: a television film about Mykhailo Kravchuk

Volyn Television, 2003, program “Amplitude of the Word.” It tells about Ukrainian poet Yevhenia Leshchuk and her 75th anniversary. 

The video features nature scenes, Yevhenia Leshchuk reading her own poems, the writer's anniversary, poetry collections, and an interview with Yevhenia Leshchuk. The song “Volyn Waltz” performed by Levko Tsymbaly is used. 

The program was prepared by: author and director Lyudmila Chernetsova, cameraman Valery Fetisov, assistant cameraman Mykola Dmytruk, editor Hanna Khariv, sound engineers Alexander Strochek and Ivan Makarchuk, editing engineers Alexander Martsenyuk and Irina Savchuk. 2003.

Yevgeniya Leshchuk's anniversary

July 17, 2007, Lutsk.

A plot about a cloud saturated with yellow phosphorus fumes that passed over several districts of Volyn. The city, people, a map of the contaminated area, a press conference by environmentalists, an empty playground, children indoors. Comments: Natalia Yanko, chief sanitary doctor of Volyn region; Volodymyr Bondar, head of Volyn Regional State Administration; Iryna Tymoshchuk, kindergarten nurse.

Phosphorus cloud in Volhynia

Volyn Television, 1999. Program “Today is the Birthday of the UPA”: report on the commemoration of fallen UPA soldiers.

The video shows the Lokachi district, the village of Novy Zagoriv: the church, landscapes, archival photos, the Monastery of the Nativity of the Mother of God, participants in the event, and UPA soldiers. Interviews: Oleksandr Oleksandruk, head of the Lokachi District State Administration, and Meletiy Semenyuk, head of the Volyn Region UPA Veterans Brotherhood named after Klym Savur. 

The program was produced by: Oleksandra Zaychenko, Valentin Klimovich, Omelyan Ivanyuk, Leonid Matsyuk, and Yuriy Raevych. 

The UPA Birthday Program

Volyn Television, 2011. Program “Night at Lutsk Castle”: report from the annual art festival at the Old Lutsk Historical and Cultural Reserve.

The video features: a view of the castle and the city from above, a title sequence, an announcement, festival participants and guests, living sculptures, a visit to Prince Liubart, the lighting of Lutsk Castle, folk art fairs, fire shows by the fire theaters “Dance of the Fireflies” from Poltava and “Wolfram” from Yevpatoria, folk art fairs, tasting and presentation of drinks and dishes, music, theater on stilts, giant shows, sand animation, fragments of performances by the bands “Breath of the Sun” (Lutsk) and “Kings & Beggars” (Lviv). 

Interviews: Tetiana Hnativ — project author; Mykola Romaniuk — Lutsk mayor. The program was produced by author Mykhailo Kuzmych, director Oksana Shablevska, cameraman Valerii Fetysov, assistant cameraman Mykola Dmytruk, editor Anzhela Shabala, graphic designer Oleksandr Radchuk, and editor Kostiantyn Lotsman. 

“A Night at Lutsk Castle”

May 12, 2009, Lutsk. 

The plot is dedicated to the strike of trolleybus depot workers for a wage increase and improved technical equipment. 

In the video: strike of workers, empty trolleybuses, people in the square; blitz poll of workers; trolleybus depot, various plans. 

Comments: conductors Halyna Gresyk, Iryna Zakharenko; trolleybus drivers Mykola Sachuk, Oleksandr Kashyrets; director of the Lutsk Electric Transport Enterprise Ivan Kubitsky. 

Journalist — Oleksandra Fetysova. 

Trolleybus strike in Lutsk 

Volyn Television, Nechymne tract, Kovel district, 2002. Program “Amplitude of the Word” — report from the second regional poetry festival “Forest Song.” 

The video features: festival participants, the Lesya Ukrainka Museum-Estate in Kolodyazhne, laying flowers at the Lesya monument, a tour of the museum, the forest, an excerpt from “Forest Song” performed by students, children participating in the poetry contest, performance by the folk ensemble of the village of Bilin, lake, poetry contest, awarding of winners. 

Interviews: Volodymyr Denysiuk — head of the press and information department of the regional state administration; Vasyl Hey, head of the Volyn organization of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine; Volodymyr Lysyuk, deputy head of the regional administration's culture department; Andriy Mygulia, head of the culture department of the Kovel district administration; Oleksandr Rysak, member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine; Danylo Poshtaruk, Honored Artist of Ukraine; Ivan Sydoruk — Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine; Svitlana Myrvoda — bandura player in the folk instruments orchestra of the National Radio Company of Ukraine; Stepan Babiy — head of the Rivne organization of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine. 

The program was produced by: Lyudmila Veger, Anatoliy Revenko, and Oleksandr Martsenyuk. 

Poetic festival “Forest Song”

Volyn Television, Nechymne tract, Kovel district, 2016. TV series “Inspiration,” program “Immeasurable.” Report from the literary and artistic festival “Forest Song,” the 105th anniversary of the writing of the fairy-tale drama “Forest Song.” 

In the video: nature scenes, festival participants, a performance by the Skulyn village folk ensemble, the “Forest Song” museum, embroidered towels, sung poetry performed by Valentina Lyulich, a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine, and singing by Tetiana Tsikhotskaya, a laureate of All-Ukrainian and international song contests. The program featured an excerpt from Nina Gorik's poem “In the Realm of the Forest Song.” 

Interviews: members of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine Tetiana Pyankova, Viktor Boiko, Serhii Sinyuk, Vasyl Kuzan; Serhii Amelchuk, member of the Union of Belarusian Writers; Anna Bagriana, writer and translator from Bulgaria; Lesya Kovalchuk — Honored Teacher of Ukraine; Olga Lyasnyuk — chair of the Volyn organization of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine. 

The program was produced by journalist Tetyana Biskub, cameramen Vasyl Maryshchuk and Serhiy Danylyuk, editor Tamara Hrymarovych, and editing director Volodymyr Krasylov. 

Report from the Forest Song festival

Volyn Television, Nechymne tract, Kovel district, 2001. Program “To Lesya's Sources.” Report from the first regional poetry festival “Forest Song,” dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Lesya Ukrainka's fairy-tale drama “Forest Song.” 

In the video: participants of the festival, Lesya Ukrainka's museum-estate in Kolodyazhne, laying flowers at the monument, forest, performance by the Skulyn village folk ensemble, participants in the poetry contest, excerpt from “The Forest Song” performed by children, oak tree planted by Maksym Rylsky, recitation contest, awarding of winners. 

Interviews: Vira Komziuk — director of the museum-estate; Vasyl Hey — head of the Volyn organization of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine;  members of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine Nina Gorik, Oleksandr Rysak, Yosyp Struciuk, Stepan Skokluk, Viktor Verbych; Oleksandr Senyuk — head of the education department of the Kovel District State Administration; Kateryna Kryvoruchko — specialist at the State Museum of Literature (Kyiv); poets Nina Shugnylo and Anatoliy Semenyuk; Anatoliy Silyuk — director of the Volyn Regional Museum of Local History.

The following people worked on the program: Lyudmila Veger, Oleksandr Sadovnik, Galina Hryshay, Dmytro Gordon. 

The first poetry festival “Forest Song”

Volyn Television, Nechymne tract, Kovel district, 2014. Report from the regional poetry festival “Forest Song.”

In the video: an excerpt from the play “Forest Song,” a scene under an oak tree, festival participants, a lake, a performance by Iryna Kotlytska, soloist of the Volyn Regional Philharmonic, the folk group “Kalyna” from the village of Bilin performing “Kupala Song,” the presentation of membership certificates to new members of the Writers' Union, the folk group from the village of Skulyn performing the song “Ukraine — Our Mother,” the “Forest Song” museum.

Interviews: Iryna Shulyak, a student at the Bilin School; members of the National Writers' Union of Ukraine Petro Shkrab'yuk, Antonina Tsaruk, Olena Kharitonyuk, and Nadiya Humenyuk; poet Svitlana Kostyuk and Anzhe Khzhostovsky, mayor of the municipality of Wierzbića in the Chełm County (Republic of Poland). 

The program was produced by author Tetiana Biskub, cameraman Vitaliy Reichert, editor Anzhela Shabala, and editor Mykola Hentsky. 

“The Forest Song”: 2014

August 23, 2003, Lutsk.

The plot is dedicated to the history of the Lutsk city anthem — "The Bells of Lutsk", approved on the occasion of the City Day.

On the video: choir rehearsal, performance of "The Bells of Lutsk"; city views, townspeople; rehearsals of musical orchestras.

Comment by the author of the text "The Bells of Lutsk" Halyna Danylenko and Lutsk Mayor Anton Kryvytsky.

Authors: Inna Sukhoverkhova, Viktor Makarov.

For Lutsk Day: City Anthem

Volyn Television, 2008. Musical program "Spring Melodies of Love" for International Women's Day.

The concert program includes: a male vocal choir of leaders and organizations of the Manevychi district; Yaroslav Nahoda, an employee of the Ratne district department of the Security Service of Ukraine; poet and songwriter Mykola Khvyshchuk and artistic director of LDTU Vadym Tomchuk; Honored Artist of Ukraine Mykhailo Lazurka; head of the Volyn Trade Union Organization of Certified Law Enforcement Officers Volodymyr Buravsky and leader of the band “Chorni Cherechni”; Volodymyr Bilanyuk, head of the Nemirsky village; the Roma ensemble “Loletsvieto”; Omelian Ivanyuk, cameraman of the regional state television and radio company; Viktor Vilechto, head of the Ivanivsky settlement; Yuriy Ditsio and Mykola Chernyi, employees of the Ivanivsky House of Culture; Petr Oleshko, chief otama of the Volyn district of the Zaporizhzhia Cossacks organization, and Vasyl Chepelyuk, People's Artist of Ukraine; Roman Fedorchuk, student at the regional lyceum with enhanced military and physical training; Vyacheslav Sudyma, laureate of international and all-Ukrainian song festivals; Petra Shugaya, entrepreneur from the Lutsk district; Leonid Koshlaty, poet and songwriter, and Inna Levkova, head of the Novovolynsk City Council; the song “Volyn” performed by all concert participants.

The program was worked on by: Halyna Startseva, Oksana Honcharuk, Mykola Gensetskyi, Serhiy Khyzhuk, Valentyn Klimovich, Viktor Makarevych, Serhiy Danylyuk, Petro Potievskyi, Mykola Dmytruk, Andriy Zhirnov, Oleksandr Strochek, Oleksandr Radchuk.