Russian TV presenters in the new season of 2011 they present about 20 popular programs on Ukrainian television. The main reasons for Russian stars working on Ukrainian television comes with fees and PR, thanks to which they can receive income from “corporate events.” And Ukrainian channels choose those stars Russian show business, which are recognizable by viewers thanks to Russian programs and series broadcast in Ukraine.

"Stars"

Long-lived on Ukrainian channels are, already half-forgotten by viewers in Russia, the former hosts of popular socio-political programs Savik Shuster and Evgeniy Kiselev. The first one, since 2005, managed to work on several channels: ICTV, Inter, TRK Ukraine. Now his program “Shuster Live” is broadcast on “First National”.

Since 2009, Evgeniy Kiselev has been hosting the program “Great Politics with Evgeniy Kiselev” on the Inter TV channel.

Anfisa Chekhova was one of the hosts of the “Bachelor” program on the STB TV channel, and now hosts cooking show“Masterchef” (rating 2.7), on the same channel.

Sergey Lazarev works as a presenter in the “Maidan’s” program (rating 4.3). He commented on his activities as follows: “They don’t know me as well here as in Russia, so it’s beneficial for me to appear here every Saturday at live. And even sing your songs here for the whole country.” By the way, the jury members are also invited stars of Russian show business (Anastasia Volochkova, Philip Kirkorov).

Dmitry Shepelev (“Property of the Republic” on “Russia 1”) together with Mikhail Galustyan (“Our Russia”) work in the project “Rozsmishi Komika” (“Make a comedian laugh”) on “Inter”.

Natalya Bochkareva, star of the series “Happy Together” (TNT), was a participant in “Dancing with the Stars,” which was broadcast by STB, and then began hosting the show “Zvazheni ta Shchaslivi” (“Weighed and Happy”) on this channel.

Yulia Vysotskaya (host of the “Eating at Home” program on NTV) is a member of the jury of the “Pekelna Kitchen” (“Hell’s Kitchen”) program on the “1+1” channel, which is produced according to the British Hell’s Kitchen format.

Maxim Averin (TV series “Capercaillie”) in the 2011 season hosts the program “Minute for Victory” on the “Ukraine” channel.

Ksenia Sobchak (“Dom-2” on TNT) became the host of “Let’s get married” (“Let’s get married” on STB.

Dmitry Nagiyev hosted the “All Ours” program on the Inter TV channel (rating 4.8). similar in format to the show “Let Them Talk” with Andrei Malakhov. In the 2011 season, he was replaced by Ukrainian presenter Oksana Bayrak. But soon the “1+1” channel will show the program “Mother in Law” (“Mother in Law”), which will be hosted by Nagiyev.

Otar Kushanashvili hosts the “Debriefing” program on “Inter” (rating 3.8). In an interview with Segodnya.ua, he frankly admitted that he was primarily interested in money: “I came here to teach everyone how to speak! And many people still remember my show “Snatch,” so I was glad to return to my favorite genre.” His fee is 10-15 thousand dollars a month. In addition, Kushanashvili is also a member of the jury of the MayDan’s project at the same Inter.

Anastasia Zavorotnyuk was on the jury of the “People’s Star” show on “Ukraine”, and now hosts the “Smachna Liga” program on “Inter”.

Fees

Information in open sources There is little information about the fees of Russian presenters in Ukraine. Ukrainian presenters of the most popular programs receive up to 10 thousand dollars a month, but Russian ones receive much more - according to the newspaper Segodnya.ua, an average of 15 thousand dollars a month. The maximum fees went to Alla Pugacheva and Maxim Galkin, who received almost a million dollars for their work in the Morning Mail program (“Inter”). Also, among Russian stars, Evgeny Kiselev stands out, receiving up to 48-65 thousand dollars. per month

It should be noted that, in principle, Russian presenters do not receive exorbitant fees by Russian standards. The amount of 15 thousand dollars in Russia famous TV presenters receive for running one “corporate event” or one program. Thus, in the spring of 2011, the fees of Anna Chapman, a person involved in the “spy scandal,” became known. For hosting the program “Secrets of the World with Anna Chapman” on Ren-TV, she will receive 359.5 thousand rubles per month.

Most ordinary Ukrainian presenters receive significantly less than their stars. For example, on “Inter”, NTN, “Novy”, STB, ICTV, presenters receive about 10-15 thousand hryvnia (hryvnia exchange rate = 4 rubles). For “1+1” 15-25 thousand hryvnia. On “First National” stars are paid up to 40 thousand hryvnia.

“You are not welcome here.”

The massive invasion of Russian presenters did not particularly please the local stars, and the main complaint is not even due to the fact that they take up their places on TV channels, but dissatisfaction is caused by competition due to “corporate events”.

The presenter of the “New Channel” Masha Efrosinina told the newspaper “Segodnya.ua” that Russians do not deprive her of a piece of bread on TV, which cannot be said about “corporate parties”: “Somehow my candidacy was not chosen in favor of another Russian presenter.”

And the host of the “People’s Star” program on the “Ukraine” TV channel, Maxim Nelip, is very dissatisfied with “the flooding of the airwaves with Russians”: “Because of them, the number of offers I have has decreased. Although, please note, most of the Russian presenters who came to us are considered chewed gum in their homeland. And I’m also against the fact that singers become presenters - everyone should do their own thing.”

The presenter of the First National, Olga Sumskaya, has the same opinion: “I was invited to the STB program “Phenomenon”, and in the end they hired Larisa Dolina as an expert. At least her fee is two or three times more.”

Yuri Gorbunov (hosts “Smakuemo” on “1+1”) says he already has enough work: “But if I were the head of the channel, I would not invite Russian presenters, giving way to ours. In general, this is our mentality: it seems that everything that is foreign is better.”

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Having become famous in her country as a child, Tina Karol is now one of the sexiest beauties in Ukraine. Mastery of the piano and unique voice allowed Tina Karol to be one of the most recognizable faces of Ukraine in the 2000s. She is now younger and more attractive than ever. By the way, Tina is still a soloist of the song and dance ensemble Armed Forces Ukraine.

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She is known both in Ukraine and throughout European Union. Ruslana is probably the most famous of Ukrainian pop stars. The winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, which was held in Istanbul in 2004, Ruslana is also a successful political and public figure.

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It would be unforgivable to ignore Yulia Tymoshenko in such a list. This is one of the most famous prime ministers of Ukraine and the most famous prisoners. Yulia Tymoshenko, no matter where she is, always knows how to create a visual impression. The whole of Ukraine is following the changes in her image. And her legendary “braid” will forever remain in history.

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If you didn’t know, Milla Jovovich was born in Kyiv. She's famous American model and an actress whom the whole world knows. She starred in big budget blockbusters, including The Fifth Element and the Resident Evil film series. Milla is considered one of the world's celebrities with the most beautiful eyes.

The whole country knows them by sight. Thanks to them, thousands of Ukrainians freeze in front of their television screens. Especially for the readers of [email protected], we have chosen, in our opinion, the most stylish and fashionable TV presenters of Ukraine, who “save face” not only on film set, but also beyond.

Katya Osadchaya

Katya is a repeated winner in the “most stylish girl” category from various publications. Just look at her incredible hats, which we already wrote about. TV presenter, journalist and model was born on September 12, 1983 in Kyiv. Katya began her modeling career at the age of 13 and completed it at 18, having managed to take part in filming in Japan, Germany, England and France. Upon returning to Ukraine, Osadchaya married deputy Oleg Polishchuk. In 2002, Katya gave birth to his son Ilya. Graduated in absentia from the Faculty of History of Kyiv National University named after T. G. Shevchenko. And I decided to devote myself to journalism. In 2007, she was included in the rating of “100 most influential women Ukraine". Currently, she can be seen on the “1+1” TV channel in the programs “ Savor" and "Voice of the Country".

Olga Freimut

Refined and discreet Olga Freimut ( real name– Konyk) was born on February 25, 1982 in Novy Rozdol, Lviv region. Olga is a journalist by profession, but she managed to work as both an actress and a model. She lived in London for some time, where she worked as a journalist on the BBC television channel. She was not officially married, but she lived for a long time with TV director Alexander Rakoed. Olga has a six-year-old daughter, Zlata, whom she gave birth to in London from a British man named Neil. In 2010, Freimut became the official face of the fashion collection of Ukrainian designer Oksana Karavanskaya. Currently, she can be seen on the New TV Channel in the programs “The Inspector General” and “Who’s on Top?”

Masha Efrosinina

One of the most beautiful presenters of Ukrainian TV, producer and actress Maria Efrosinina was born on May 25, 1979 in Kerch. By education, Masha is a certified translator from English and Spanish. The girl got her first job as a presenter at the age of 19 on the UT-1 TV channel. In addition to working on television, Efrosinina has such events as “Pride of the Country” and “Eurovision”. In addition, in 2007, Masha appeared on the stage of the Theater on Podol as an actress in the play “It’s So Easy to Help, or Where Children Come From,” and also starred in TV series. Maria is officially married to businessman Timur Khromaev, the couple has a daughter, Nana. Information about an imminent divorce, which Lately They are discussing it very vigorously in the press, Masha does not confirm it. Currently, she can be seen on the New TV Channel in the ShowStowon program.

Oksana Marchenko

Today Oksana is one of the most recognizable and popular presenters on Ukrainian television. Born future star April 28, 1973 in Kyiv, by education - a history teacher. She got into television at the age of 19 and has been working in this field ever since. Marchenko has two marriages and two children behind him. Now Oksana lives with her second husband, politician and businessman Viktor Medvedchuk, youngest daughter Dasha and son from his first marriage Bogdan. In 2012, Oksana Marchenko was named “The Most beautiful woman Ukraine" according to Viva magazine. The image of Oksana on the screen is contradictory. Some admire her luxurious outfits, while others reject them for their excessive pretentiousness. However, ignore her bright image impossible. Currently, the presenter can be seen on the STB channel in the shows “Ukraine’s Got Talent” and “X-Factor”.

Lilia Rebrik

The sweet and feminine TV star and actress Liliya Rebrik was born on May 8, 1981 in Chernivtsi. Rebrik is an actress by profession. She graduated with honors Kyiv Institute theatrical arts them. Karpenko-Kary. On her account great amount roles in theater and cinema. In addition, Lilya is also a master of sports in rhythmic gymnastics. The star is married to choreographer Andrei Dikiy, whom she met while participating in the “Dancing with the Stars” project. Last year the couple had a daughter, Diana. Currently, she can be seen on the STB channel in the “Everybody Dance!” programs. And " Incredible stories love."

Photo: press services of TV channels, personal pages on social networks

Focus presents the most recognizable faces of Ukrainian television

For the first time, Focus published the rating of the most successful people on the country's television screens five years ago. The main reason for such a long break is the static nature of the Ukrainian television picture. Channel producers bet on presenters who can retain the audience, and do not risk promoting newcomers. However, Focus rating experts hope that domestic television will still find a new face as more professionals appear on screens.

The leaders of the current rating are Yuri Gorbunov and Masha Efrosinina. It’s interesting that 10 years ago they started together very successfully on the New Channel as the hosts of the morning “Rise.” Now Gorbunov and Efrosinina are one of the most popular TV stars entertainment shows broadcast live. Gorbunov is a star evening prime on "1+1", and Efrosinina leads whole line show on New Channel. In the previous Focus rating, they were only in the second half of the list.

Overall rating popular TV presenters has been significantly updated: some of its participants began to appear on screens more often, others changed the channel or completely disappeared from the air. For example, the ex-host of “Facts” on ICTV Ivanna Kobernik left television and became the press secretary of the leader of the “Change Front” Arseniy Yatsenyuk. And Lyudmila Dobrovolskaya, who hosted TSN, but changed the rating “1+1” to the city “Siti”, was not included in the Focus list.

The preliminary list included 130 TV presenters of the most popular programs from the six highest-rated channels in Ukraine. The list was compiled based on data from the Industrial Television Committee (ITC). Then the top 30 presenters were determined by experts - TV directors, producers, media journalists, who assessed each nominee according to three criteria: professionalism, charisma and compliance with the spirit of the channel. When calculating the results, the scores of each participant were summed up.

Among news experts, experts consider Elena Frolyak, the presenter of “Facts” on ICTV, to be the best - she is in 3rd place on the Focus list. By the way, only a third of the presenters represent information programs in the rating. The rest are TV presenters of entertainment and educational programs. This reflects the general trend of decreasing viewer interest in serious, in particular political, information. Five years ago, in the Focus rating, more than half of the participants were leading news programs.

As the rating results show, the size of the show’s audience does not necessarily imply the popularity of the presenter. For example, “Details of the Week” on the Inter TV channel is the leader among news in the country, but its presenter Oleg Panyuta took only 18th place.

The fact that audience sympathies and expert assessments often do not coincide is also evidenced by the fact that the presenter of the Ukrainian version of “Big Difference” Ivan Urgant was included in the Focus list. But his colleague Alexander Tsekalo remained outside the top 30. By the way, Urgant is the only foreign showman among the thirty who hosts programs on Ukrainian television.

There are other people on the list from Russian television- Savik Shuster and Evgeny Kiselev. However, in the Focus ranking, neither foreign experience nor authority helped them beat their format competitor Andrei Kulikov, who settled in 9th place. Savik Shuster was only slightly behind Kulikov, but Evgeniy Kiselev took only 21st place.

The highest-ranking TV presenter can be called Vladimir Zelensky, the host of “Porobleno in Ukraine”, who is also the general producer of “Inter”. Although he did not score high on professionalism, charisma and compliance with the spirit of the channel secured the showman a place in the top ten.

Among the TV channels, the record holder for the number of popular presenters was “1+1” (7 people), followed by “Inter” (6 people). The outsiders are the Ukraina shopping and entertainment complex. After Savik Shuster switched to First National, only Snezhana Egorova can be considered a representative of this channel in the rating.

Place Leading Channel Program Total points

1 Gorbunov Yuri 1+1 Zvezda+Zvezda; Superstar; Relish!; GPU 243

2 Efrosinina Masha New channel It's funny for me; Factory. Super final; Ukraine does not believe in tears; Star Factory-3 241

3 Frolyak Elena ICTV Facts, Good news 240

4 Vysotskaya Tatyana STB Vikna-Noviny 233

5 Mazur Alla 1+1 TSN-tizden 232

6 Kondratyuk Igor STB Karaoke on Maidan 230

7 Domansky Andrey* New channel Bright Heads; Who's against blondes? Factory. Super final; Intuition; Star Factory-3 220

8 Marchenko Oksana STB X-Factor; Ukraine has talent, Ukraine has talent-2 217

9 Kulikov Andrey ICTV Freedom of speech with Andrey Kulikov 216

10 Zelensky Vladimir Inter Porobleno in Ukraine 215

11 Pritula Sergey New channel Podem; Evening rise; Drive formula; Ukraine does not believe in tears 214

12 Gutzeit Oksana New Channel Reporter 208

13 Grubich Konstantin Inter Quality mark 205

14 Osadchaya Katerina 1+1 Worldly life 204

15 Gomonay Anna Inter News 203

16 Urgant Ivan ICTV Big difference Ukraine 202

17 Shuster Savik* TRC Ukraine Shuster Live 201

18 Panyuta Oleg Inter Details of the week 198

19 Bayrak Oksana STB Let's get married 197

20 Moseychuk Natalia 1+1 TSN 196

21 Kiselyov Evgeny Inter Big politics with Evgeny Kiselyov 195

22 Borisko Yulia 1+1 TSN 194

23 Sokolova Oksana ICTV Facts of the week with Oksana Sokolova 193

24 Gaidukevich Vitaly 1+1 TSN 192

25 Stogny Konstantin ICTV The country should know, Extraordinary news 191

26 Freimut Olga New channel Podem; Evening rise 190

27 Evgeniy Zinchenko* 1+1 TSN - prosport 189

28 Pedan Alexander New Channel Ukraine does not believe in tears; Climb; Evening rise; Drive Formula 188

29 Komarovsky Evgeniy Inter School of Doctor Komarovsky 187

30 Egorova Snezhana TRK Ukraine People's Star 185

* - Changed jobs in 2011

1. Artemenko Yuri, member of the public council of the State Committee for Teleradio

2. Babich Valery, director, head of the studio "Babich Design"

3. Brykailo Alexander, CEO companies

"Studio Pilot"

4. Yuri Vyrovoy, managing partner of the Kwendi consulting group

5. Alexey Goncharenko, producer, head of the production company Friends Production

6. Zarya Irina, general producer"New studio"

7. Kondratyuk Elena, People's Deputy of Ukraine

8. Katerina Kotenko, executive director of ITK

9. Igor Kulyas, trainer of Internews-Ukraine, co-owner of the consulting company Vedmid-Consulting

10. Ligacheva Natalya, Chief Editor Internet project "Telecritics"

11. Manzhosov Vladimir, head National Council on television and radio broadcasting

12. Alexander Mikhailov, director of the group of television publications of the Ukrainian Media Holding

13. Morozov Yuri, director

14. Vlad Ryashin, head of the board of Star Media company

15. Savenko Olesya, editor-in-chief of the Internet project "MediaNanny"

16. Tatyana Kharchenko, editor-in-chief of MediaBusiness

17. Andrey Shevchenko, head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Freedom of Speech and Information

18. Shevchenko Taras, director of the Institute of Media Law

19. Yarmoshchuk Victoria, General Director of MRM