
"Dniester-2005": a journalistic expedition along the river
2006, 19 min
Khmelnytskyi ODTRK "Podillia-Center", 2006. The program "Dnister-2005" covers an interregional local history and environmental journalistic expedition along the Dnister River, which was launched to promote environmentally friendly tourism and study the problems of the reservoir. The expedition, whose route ran through five regions, included thirteen journalists.
On the video: expedition map; press conference, during which Anatoliy Trachuk, General Director of the Podillia-Center TV and Radio Broadcasting Company, announced the composition of the expedition and the route, and Ivan Chyzh, Chairman of the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting, defined new campaign tasks; loading the expedition; travelers comment on the vicissitudes of the trip (comments available in russian); river rafting; route planning; landscapes of the Dniester; everyday life of travelers who lived in the open air; water transport of journalists - catamarans, kayaks, skiffs; the city of Halych, the village of Kozari, Ivano-Frankivsk region; Dniester Canyon; shallowing of the river; bridges; clogged banks of the Dniester; Khotyn Castle; Head of the Department of Mineral Resources and Tourism of the Khmelnytskyi Regional State Administration Petro Hnatyuk; ecologist Oleg Lishchuk.
Commenting: journalist Svitlana Porobok; expedition videographer Oleksandr Horishevsky; expedition media coordinator Mykhailo Tsymbalyuk; expedition leader Oleksandr Bosenko; expedition sailor Nadiya Bosenko (speaks russian).
The following people worked on the program: author — Svitlana Porobok, director — Yevhen Radchenko, cameraman — Oleksandr Horishevsky, editor — Lyubov Kurmanska, Olena Kharchenko.