Zaporizhzhia television, 2014. The program “Zaporizhzhia Tourist” about the town of Prymorsk.

In the video: the road to the city, signs to the settlements, shots of the resort town, buildings, the local market, people at the bus stop, a park, a chapel, playgrounds, cars driving, people walking, views of the city, the Azov Sea coast, people relaxing on the beach and swimming in the sea, fishermen.

Reference: Prymorsk is a Ukrainian city in the Berdiansk district of Zaporizhzhia region. It is located in the Azov Sea region on the Obytichna River, on the southwestern shore of the Berdiansk Bay in the northern part of the Azov Sea. 

Since February 26, 2022, during the russian invasion of Ukraine, the city has been temporarily occupied by russian troops. 

Prymorsk in 2014

Zaporizhzhia TV, 2003. The program “Uniqueness”. 

The program tells about the work of Svitlana Ihnatchenko, a master of artistic embroidery: Cossack and wedding towels, double-sided satin stitch embroidery, Ukrainian folk embroidery. 

Artistic embroidery 

Zaporizhzhya State Television and Radio Company, 2004. 

The program "Living History of Zaporizhzhia" is dedicated to the famous entrepreneur of the village of Mykhailo-Lukashevo, Vilnia district, Zaporizhzhia region - Mykola Holovachev.

In the video: biography of Mykola Holovachev, state awards; village landscapes; school construction; workshop.

Comments: Director of LLC "Agrotechservice" Mykola Holovachev; former director of Mykhailo-Lukashevo secondary school Oleksiy Pokhlebayev.

Village of Mykhailo-Lukashevo: Mykola Holovachev

October 2, 2012, Berdyansk.

In the video: market, fish sale, different views of the goods, journalist talks with the seller; Sea trade port, foreign cargo ship; barge, coal unloading; monument to Prince Vorontsov, different angles; Berdyansk coast, people fishing, monument to plumber, monument to "Bull-feeder", different angles; Ferris wheel, panorama of the city, port; rotunda on Primorskaya Square with the inscription "Berdyansk"; city streets.

Berdyansk, 2012

Zaporizhzhia television, 2001. The program “Living History of Zaporizhzhia”. 

Singer and composer Anatoliy Serdyuk tells about his life and career. Fragments of video clips and concert performances are used.

Reference: Anatolii Serdiuk is a Ukrainian songwriter, singer, public figure, journalist, Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine, Honored Artist of Variety Art. He entered the Ukrainian stage in August 1991, becoming a prize-winner at the Chervona Ruta All-Ukrainian Festival with his song based on Dmytro Pavlychko's poem “Arise, Ukraine!”. Anatoliy Serdyuk is the author of about 200 songs. 

Anatoliy Serdyuk on creativity

Zaporizhzhya State Television and Radio Company. The program "Eternal Khortytsia" for 2004 is dedicated to interesting places on Khortytsia Island in the city of Zaporizhzhia.

In the video: natural landscapes, the Dnieper River; an excursion with the island's researcher Volodymyr Shovkun, the main sights are shown; visitors swim, the unique flora and fauna of the island are demonstrated.

The program was created based on exclusive materials from Volodymyr Shovkun's personal archive.

Author — Oksana Gladiy.

"Seven Wonders of Ukraine": Khortytsia Island

Khortytsia Island, Zaporizhzhia, 2004.

The video shows a Scythian camp in the Khortytsia National Reserve, different plans of stone women, landscapes.

Reference: "Scythian camp" on Khortytsia Island in the Khortytsia National Reserve is an exhibition of stone statues that recreates the memorial traditions of the steppe peoples. It contains stone women from different periods, mainly the Polovtsian period. The sculptures are placed among recreated burial mounds, symbolizing an ancient burial rite. The complex illustrates the role of stone idols in cult practice and as landmarks in the steppe.

Scythian camp on Khortytsia

Spring 2007, Zaporizhzhia Regional TV and Radio Company. The program from the series “Traveling Together” is dedicated to the village of Osypenko, Berdiansk district.

The video shows footage of the village, the Ukrposhta post office, the village bank, the Osypenko Folk Museum, and expositions from the Makhnovist era.

“Traveling together": Osypenko village

November 20, 2009, Zaporizhzhia Regional TV and Radio Company. The program from the series “Traveling Together” is dedicated to the bridges of Zaporizhzhia.

In the video: the Dnipro River, bridges, Dnipro hydroelectric power station, vehicles driving on the bridges, a monument to Prince Sviatoslav.

“Traveling Together: Bridges of Zaporizhzhia

Summer 2009, Zaporizhzhia Regional TV and Radio Company. The program from the series “Traveling Together” is dedicated to the city of Berdiansk.

In the video: shots of the city, the sea, a gazebo on the waterfront, the port, a monument to Captain Kritsky, a fountain, the building of the men's gymnasium, the Memorial House-Museum of P. Schmidt Memorial House-Museum, Azov Lyceum, monument to Schmidt, chapel, architectural monument, monument to Dachnyky, monument to the feeding bull, monument to a plumber, chair of wish fulfillment, Azov coast, people relaxing and swimming in the sea, attractions.

“Traveling together": Berdiansk, 2009

2001, Zaporizhzhia Regional State TV and Radio Company. The program “Zaporizhzhya Delicacies” is dedicated to the Day of Food Industry Workers.

On the video: Zaporizhzhia Confectionery Factory CJSC, the factory's products: various sweets, caramel, wafers, cookies, confectionery in gift wrapping, the technological process of making sweets, the production shop, the marketing department, the packaging shop, the store, customers buying products. Commentary: Vasily Pavlenko, Chairman of the Board of ZKF CJSC.

The program is in russian.

Zaporizhzhia Confectionery Factory

2002, Zaporizhzhia Regional State TV and Radio Company. Video film “Arise, Cossack Glory!”.

The video shows the island of Khortytsia, women in national costumes, men in national Cossack costumes, food, reenactment of the life and traditions of the Cossacks, the Cossack song and dance ensemble Zaporizhzhia, the equestrian theater Zaporizhzhia Cossacks, songs and dances, the Dnipro hydroelectric power station.

Author: Iryna Nadeeva.