Volyn television, 1995. The program “Secrets of the Lutsk Dungeon”.

The video shows the Old Lutsk Reserve: a dungeon, a well, bones, and schoolchildren at excavations. Interview: Oleh Vynohradov, local historian and guide, member of the Enthusiast club. The program was developed by: Svitlana Kravchenko, Bohdan Honcharuk, Anzhela Shabala, Yurii Rayevych, and Mykola Vashchuk.

Lutsk dungeon

Volyn television, 2011. The program “...because today is the Green holiday” about traditions and rituals for the Trinity or Green holidays.

The video shows the Rozhyshche district, the village of Naviz: landscapes of the village, a river, a church, people in national clothes, singing songs, and rituals. Interview: Yevheniia Matviichuk, member of the amateur folklore group Yavorina; Tamara Klimovych, head of the amateur folklore group Yavorina; Valentyna Dobrovolska, head of the folk amateur folklore ensemble Pysanka.

The program features Ukrainian folk songs: “A Viburnum Blossoms in the Garden”, ‘I Planted the Garden Myself’, ‘We Water the Bush’. 

The program was created by: author Victoria Komendant, cameraman Pavlo Boyko, editor Kostyantyn Lotsman, sound engineer Zhanna Biruk, and edited by Angela Shabala. 

Traditions of the Green holidays

Volyn television, 2007. The TV film “At the Call of the Ideal” about Olesya Kovalchuk, an honored teacher of Ukraine, a member of the dissident movement in Volyn in the 1960s.

Archival audio and video materials were used. Authors: Mykola Hensetsky, Serhiy Khyzhuk, Vasyl Maryshchuk, Valeriy Fetisov, Oleksandr Sadovnyk, Valentyn Klimovych, Zhanna Biruk, Maryna Maryshchuk. 

Olesia Kovalchuk - Honored Teacher of Ukraine

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1990.

Feature film-concert of the Honored Folk Amateur Song and Dance Ensemble of the Ukrainian SSR "Kolos" from the village of Torchyn, Lutsk district, Volyn region.

Reference: The Song and Dance Ensemble "Kolos" is an Honored Folk Collective of Ukraine, founded in the 1960s and awarded the titles "People's" (1964) and "Honored" (1967). Artistic director — Oleksandr Ogorodnyk, conductor — Yaroslav Nayda.

Ensemble "Kolos": Volyn fun

Volyn television, 1995. A program about the arrival of Polish artist Edward Krasinski, a native of Lutsk, to Volyn on the day of the artist's 70th birthday and his exhibition “Finally in Lutsk”.

On the video: the host in the studio, the art museum, the honoring of the artist, the exhibition. Interview: Stefan Szydłowski, vice director of the Center for Contemporary Art from Warsaw; Edward Krasinski, artist from Poland; Anna Ptashkovska, the artist's wife; Anatoliy Syliuk, director of the Volyn Museum of Local Lore; O. Denys, architect-restorer from Lviv; M. Szent, art historian from Warsaw; O. Yurchyshyn, art historian from Lviv; Tadeusz Rolke, photographer from Warsaw.

The program was created by Alla Ostrolutska, author and presenter; videographers Valeriy Fetisov and Bohdan Honcharuk; editing by Mykola Vashchuk and Oleh Kysylyuk; director Vitaliy Klymchuk; computer support by Mykola Shabala.

Edward Krasinski in Lutsk

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1993.

The TV film "Volyn Forest" is dedicated to the problem of preserving and rational use of Volyn forests.

On the video: Volyn forests, the process of deforestation for industrial needs; wood processing enterprises, various plans; the use of birch and viburnum sap for the production of food products, a conveyor.

Commented by the director of the Volodymyr-Volyn Forestry Enterprise Serhiy Redko.

"Volyn Forest": Environmental Challenges

Volyn television, 1995. The program “Embroidery”. The program tells about the art of embroidery in Volyn.

The video shows the sewing department, an embroidery course at the Lutsk Secondary Vocational Technical School #6, and a concert. Interviews: the teacher of the school O. Ivaniuk and students. 

The program was created by: Vasyl Dordiuk, Marko Kleinerman, and Yurii Rayevych.

The art of embroidery

1994, Volyn television. The program “Oh, Spring, Spring” is dedicated to the revival of the old traditions of calling spring in the village of Velymche.

The video shows the children's folklore and ethnographic group “Zolota Krynytsia” dancing and singing vesnianky, hayivky, and folk songs.

Authors: Viacheslav Veselak, Olha Revenko, Halyna Yankovska.

“Oh, spring, spring...”: vesnianky, hayivky, folk songs

Volyn television, 2013. The program “Mother's Lullaby” about the second festival of Lutsk mothers. 

The video shows master classes, creative competitions, hay crafts, a fashion show of participants with children in slings, art therapy, embroidery, a concert, and a blitz of participants. 

Interview: Yuliia Bilovytska, festival organizer; Olha Hrytsiuk, artist; Iryna Kostevych, sling consultant; festival participants Khrystyna Kysliak, Kateryna Fedenchuk, Olha Buzuluk, Daria Volodko; art teacher Inna Vasyliuk; English teacher Kateryna Tymuk. 

Festival of Lutsk mothers

Volyn television, 2000. The video shows the historical and cultural reserve “Old Lutsk” - Lutsk Castle or Lubart's Castle, a monument of architecture and history of national importance. 

Lutsk castle: 2000

September 29, 1996, Volyn TV, program “There was a war then...” dedicated to the unveiling of a monument to all those who died during World War II on the Ukrainian and German sides.

On the video: Kovel, opening ceremony, black-and-white chronicle of the Second World War, speeches by: head of the regional state administration Borys Klimchuk, head of the Union of German Soldiers of Detmold District, head of the Main Department for Educational Work of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Volodymyr Sytnyk, second secretary of the German Embassy Anka Feldhusen, laying of flowers, men's choir, priests, interviews with participants of the ceremony.

The authors of the program: Natalka Voznyak, Anatoliy Revenko, Yaroslav Kolodiy, Oleksandr Strochek.

“There was a war then...”

Volyn television, 1997. The program “Happy Mother's Day!”. 

The video features a story about a mother-heroine from the village of Hirnyky, Ratniv district, Hanna Tokarska, who gave birth to and raised 10 children; the Prolisok mother and child sanatorium; a performance by the Volynianochka amateur ensemble of the Prosvita People's House; and a commentary by Valentyna Kasarda, deputy director of the Prolisok sanatorium.

The program used a clip of Alla Opeida's “My Dearest in the World”.