The All-Russian Training Course for TV Professionals

Twenty Panorama staff members were conferred with degrees in the capital of Bashkortostan, Ufa.

ANO Sports Broadcasting took part in the NATEXPO 2013 exhibition where production and technical specialists that had undergone training were given certificates.

On August 14, the TV compound near the Grand Sports Arena of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex hosted a commencement ceremony for 60 graduates of the Panorama training course, who were involved in covering the 2013 World Championships in Athletics.

Certificates of completion were presented by the president of the Russian Olympic Committee Alexander Zhukov and Panorama’s General Director Vasily Kiknadze.

Forty-seven creative and technical staff members of the Panorama Kazan office have completed a training course for TV professionals, and were presented with their certificates of completion on July 15 by the Republic of Tatarstan’s Prime Minister Ildar Khalikov, head of the Tatmedia Republican Mass Communications Agency Irek Minnakhmetov, and Panorama’s Director General Vasily Kiknadze.  

A large part of Panorama Kaliningrad specialists work at the Gymnastics Center covering artistic gymnastics.

On July 6, Rostov Governor Vasily Golubev visited the Universiade International Broadcast Center in Kazan.

German audio director Felix Krueckels of HBS delivered a master class in Moscow on May 20 through May 23 as part of the Panorama training program for aspiring broadcasting professionals.

Panorama’s Moscow office administered the second, final stage of training in operating a 24-camera OB van for aspiring TV professionals, from May 13 through May 26, 2013.

Kiknadze and Sverdlovsk Province Governor Yevgeny Kuivashev awarded certificates and diplomas to the graduates of Panorama’s training program in Yekaterinburg. These specialists will now be able to use cutting-edge equipment at the 2013 Universiade in Kazan, 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Sochi and other major events.

On April 1, the Ural Sports Palace hosted a match between FC Ural (Yekaterinburg) and FC Tom (Tomsk) as part of the Russian National Football League’s SUPRA-Championship.

Ural came out of the clash with a 2-0 victory. The exciting battle was broadcast by Panorama’s Yekaterinburg subsidiary for Rossia-2 and a local television station.