Projects
Programs
Editor-in-Chief — Mikhail Palatnik
Producer — Gennadiy Klibaner, Sergei Serebryaniy
Host — Alexei Lysenkov
Sam sebe Rezhisser
This humor-filled program first came on the air January 6th 1992. At first, the program was a contest of amateur video clips. After the introduction of such categories as "Dare ya!" and "Hidden Camera" in 1996, "Sam sebe rezhisser" became one of the most popular weekly entertainment shows on the air. The creators of the show come up with hilarious voice over texts for the thousands of video clips sent in by the viewers, and professional voice actors brilliantly put those texts to the already funny home videos.
The show has one the Golden Ostap humor award in 1994 and the TEFI award in 1998.
Airs on channel Russia
Producer — Andrei Mogirev, Sergei Pehletskiy
Host — Petr Kuleshov
Editor-in-Chief — Vladimir Molchanov
Svoya Igra (Jeopardy!)
This is the Russian version of the world-famous American television game show Jeopardy!.
"Svoya Igra" is one of the few truly intellectual game shows. In April of 2009, this show celebrated it fifth anniversary. During these 15 years, the show has become tremendously popular. The viewers not only watch "Svoya Igra", but also play it, gathering up championships of whole cities and even countries. The creative group behind the show has published ten books with more than seven thousand questions and interesting commentaries on each question.
This game show has been award the TEFI award in 2003 in the "Television Game Show" category.
Airs on channel NTV
Format: CBS
Producer — Andrei Mogirev, Sergei Pekhletskiy
Host — Alexander Gurevich
Editor-in-Chief — Sergei Gorodenskiy
Sto k odnomu (Family Feud)
The Russian version of the highly popular game Family Feud. It first appeared on Russian television on January 8th, 1995. The television game "Sto k odnomu" is truly a game of the people, based on polls of popular opinion. The point of the game is to guess the most popular answers to very different and at times very unpredictable questions. Sarcastic and humorous tone of the program has won the hearts of viewers over the years. The show has won the TEFI award in 2002 in the "Entertainment Program" category.
Airs on channel Russia
Format: FremantleMedia Operations B.V.
Host — Ivan Zatevahin
Dialogues About Animals
This program first appeared on the air in 1994 as a 15 minute program as part of the daytime channel Working Russia. Dialogues about Animals has been airing as an independent program since 1998. The creator and host of the program, Doctor of Biological Sciences Ivan Zatevahin studies the lives of animals. It is interesting to see our own behaviors in the actions of our animal brothers. The guests of the show introduce the viewers to their pets.
Parts of the show Dialogues about Animals have been used as learning tools in schools and colleges.
Scientific Editor: Doctor of Biological sciences Alexandr Kuznetsov
Scientific Consultant: Candidate of Biological sciences Yevgeniy Koblik
Airs on channel Russia
Producer — Sergei Pekhletskiy, Andrei Mogirev
Host — Boris Smolkin
Director — Artur Bogatov
Tsena udachi (Price Is Right)
This game is based on the format Price is Right, which over the years has been aired in over 28 counties. The players, chosen right from the studio audience, battle for an amazing number of unexpected prizes. To become the owner of a prize, a contestant must guess the price of the prize in all kinds of different contests. These small contests are original and interesting, chosen from over fifty in the studio's arsenal, and each is repeated only maybe once a year. Original design of the studio, the prizes — from a piggy bank to a car, the contestants' desire to win the prizes, together with the lively support from the audience, come together to make the feeling of a never-ending party. This is the one party where Lady Luck rules to bring some people amazing riches, while letter others walk away with nothing.
Aired on channel NTV
Format: Global American Television
Producer — Sergei Pekhletskiy, Andrei Morgiev
Host — Sergei Minaev
Director — Yuri Pervushin
Dva royalya (Lyrics Board)
"Dva royalya" is one of the best musical entertainment programs on Russian television. From 1998 to 2002 it aired on channel RTR. Since October 2004 the program came on the air again on channel TV Center. As before, the program is a competition between the teams of two grand pianos, which are now black and white. And as before, popular musicians and singers try to guess the songs, rack up points and get ahead.
The program has won the Ovation award in 1998 at the "Best Musical Program of the Year".
Aired on channel Russia
Format: FremantleMedia Operations B.V.
Producer — Sergei Pekhletskey
Fabrika Mysli (Thought Factory)
“Fabrika Mysli: idei dlya Rossii” (Thought Factory: Ideas for Russia) is a contest for those who can think “outside the box”, are not frightened to make original decisions and seek national fame. This is a unique chance for them to realise their ideas and dreams, no matter how incredible they might be.
This project is structured as a multi-level competition among inventors offering their “brainchild” for a competent jury to judge. The participants in the competition have included both professionals and amateurs. Modern Kulibins have demonstrated inventions in the sphere of consumer goods and talked interestingly about them. Only one minute is given for the presentation and this time has to suffice to convince the strict judges that the given invention is the best, that it can really facilitate the lives of millions of people in the country and make an invaluable contribution to Russia. Hundreds of inventors from all round the country have taken part in the program. The winner of the competition received a substantial money prize and his invention was recognised as the “Best idea for Russia”!
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