Volyn Television. Music program "Be happy, woman!" from March 8, 2013.

In the program: folk ballroom dance ensemble "Yunist", vocal quartet "Akord", Natalia and Olga Davydenko, Vitaliy Bobytskyi, Oleksandr Kalishchuk, Tamara Kulish, Yaroslav Tarnavskyi, folk amateur quartet "Zhaivir", Vyacheslav Sudyma, Vasyl Chepelyuk, Omelyan Ivanyuk, Andriy Mihulya, Lyubov Shulhach, group "Chorni Chereshni", Alla Opeyda, Serhiy Godlevskyi, Anatoly Hnirovskyi, Tetyana Chepelyuk.

Music program "Be happy, woman!"

Volyn Television, 1998. The program “Ultratusovka” — a party for participants in the hit parade of the radio station “Lutsk.”

Hosts Vasyl Ryabchuk and Olena Vilchynska. Performances by the bands “Mukhy v Chai,” “Osnovnyi Pokaznik,” ‘Tartak’ with Oleksandr Polozhynskyi, and Taras Plankovskyi. All concert participants sing “Song about Radio Lutsk.” Interview: Taras Plankovskyi and Vasyl Voron. 

“Ultra party”

Volyn Television, 2015. The program “Intermission” about the premiere of a play based on Volodymyr Lys's novel “The Century of Yakov.”

The video features excerpts from the play, posters, and portraits of the theater's actors. Interviews: Mykola Yaremkiv, director; Volodymyr Lys, writer; Mykola Kostyushko, set designer; Vyacheslav Pogudin, actor; Anatoliy Romanyuk, People's Artist of Ukraine; Lyudmila Natanchuk, actress; Lyudmila Prykhodko, People's Artist of Ukraine. 

The program was produced by journalist Tetiana Biskub, cameramen Valentin Klimovich and Valery Fetisov, editing director Igor Drokin, and editor Nina Dolinchuk. 

“The Century of Jacob”: premiere of the play

Volyn Television, 2000 years. TV series “Intermission.” A story about the Volyn Academic Regional Puppet Theater. 

The video features: premieres of the 25th theater season, a poem about the premiere performed by a schoolgirl, excerpts from the plays “The Bee” and “The Master,” a New Year's play for children, Grandfather Frost and Snow Maiden, and New Year's greetings. 

Interviews: Tetiana Malysh, set designer; Volodymyr Lys, writer, author of the play “The Master”; Volodymyr Bohdanets, director. 

The program was produced by: author Lyudmila Veger, cameramen Omelian Ivanyuk and Serhiy Danyluk, video engineer Iryna Paliyivets, computer engineer Iryna Savchuk. 

Regional Puppet Theater: 2000

Volyn Television. The March 8, 2010 issue of the "History Without Banknotes" program is dedicated to the origin of the March 8 holiday - International Women's Day.

On the video: the history of the holiday, comments by a political scientist about the prerequisites for the emergence of the International Day of Struggle for Women's Rights, holiday postcards; Oksana Yarosh about gender equality in professions and the correct interpretation of the holiday; a flash interview with women, representatives of the so-called "male" professions.

Comments: political scientist Taras Litkovets; head of the Gender Center, Oksana Yarosh; dispatcher of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Volyn region, Tetyana Shevchik; tower crane operators Alla Kravchuk and Zinaida Bratkevych; security guard Zinaida Polozhevets; vice-president of the Volyn Taekwon-do Federation, Karina Kinakh; Deputy of the Novovolynsk City Council Olena Chaika; Prosecutor of the Department of Representation of Community and State Interests in Courts Tetyana Romanishyna.

The following people worked on the program: Larisa Zhalovaga, Tetyana Samoiluk, Lyubov Arsenyk, Viktor Makarevych, Oleksandr Sadovnyk, Petro Potievsky, Nina Dolinchuk, Ihor Berman.

"History Without Banknotes": International Women's Day

Volyn Television, 1992. TV movie “Year of Independence.”

On video: chronicle of Soviet times, fragment from the festival “Oberig-92,” demolition of the Lenin monument in Lutsk, editorial office of the newspaper “Narodna Tribuna,” passers-by, a quick survey on the streets of Lutsk, Vladimir Chibar's parody “The Meeting,” and a performance by a children's dance group. Interviews: Ivan Korsak, editor of the newspaper “Narodna Tribuna”; V. Lomaka, head of the passport office. 

The film was made by: Vitaliy Klymchuk, Omelyan Ivanyuk, Boris Revenko, Igor Shchur, Volodymyr Bukalo, Yuriy Polishchuk, Oleksandr Pirozhko, Pavlo Khven, Olga Kulish. 

TV movie “The Year of Independence”

Volyn Television, 1994. Program “Tactics and Facts,” interview with Hryhorii Okhrimenko, archaeologist and researcher of Volyn's prehistory. He discusses his book, “Polissia: 5000 Years Before Our Era.”

The program was produced by author and host Vasyl Voron, cameraman Slavko Veselak, and video engineer Hryhorii Kurdelchuk. 

Grigory Okhrimenko: researcher of Volhynia's history

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. 