Many viewers very well remember and know the TV presenters of the late 1990s - early 2000s. One of such bright personalities is Anna Vladimirovna Bezulik, whose biography will be studied in the article. Today her work is not as noticeable as it was a few years ago. However, the person of the honored journalist of Ukraine is still worthy of our attention for many good reasons.
basic information
Anna Vladimirovna Bezulik was born on May 13, 1971 in the hero city of Kiev. In 1988, she graduated from secondary school under the number 171. At the age of 22, she successfully completed her studies at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics at the capital's T. Shevchenko State University.
Parish on TV
Studying in the third year of high school, Anna Vladimirovna Bezulik was simultaneously a student of a noble school girls' gymnasium. It was in this educational institution at the end of December 1990 that TV representatives came to shoot a report for young people. In the process of their work, Anna got to know them better and received an invitation to work on television. So she got into the Gart program.
Career continuation
In January 1993, an active young woman switched to the experimental channel UT-3, where she worked as a journalist and presenter of programs such as Ridikyul, Cool News, and Winner. In June 1995, Bezulik Anna Vladimirovna became an employee of the UT-2 channel, and after a little time she became the presenter on the 1 + 1 channel in the program "Snіdanok with 1 + 1". For two years of work in this project, our heroine was able to reach the level of his chief editor. In 2002, Anna Vladimirovna Bezulik was the host of political debates held as part of the election campaign for seats in the Ukrainian parliament. In the spring of the same year, the journalist began to conduct a program called "I think so." However, after the broadcast was expelled from the air on the 1 + 1 TV channel in 2009, Anna switched with her project to Channel 5. In February 2011, a woman heads the talk show "ResPublika", where she again takes the post of presenter.
Professional opinion
In 2006, Bezulik Anna Vladimirovna was in the first hundred of the most influential women in Ukraine. This opinion was then expressed by the respected Forbes magazine. According to the print media, the journalist has the ability to influence the audience, is a true master of her craft and is absolutely not politically biased. In addition, it was noted that she is uncompromising and has an impeccable, unsullied reputation.
Work on "Inter"
In early 2013, TV presenter Bezulik Anna Vladimirovna began to lead the project, which received the name "Justice". The new program made a lot of noise in society, because Anna became a substitute for Dmitry Kiselev, who had left the TV channel, who had previously conducted his own political talk show. As the journalist herself said, the peculiarity of her transfer was to be an extremely tight time limit that was given to each of the participants. In practice, it turned out that Anna began to play the role of only a timekeeper and completely lost the control thread of the show. By the way, when she led ResPublica, her authority in the studio was unquestioned. However, on “Inter” her work seemed to the audience slurred and rather faded. The same Kiselev in his program felt confident and could manage to give a word to a person in a businesslike way and firmly put him in his place, without going over the edge of decency and tact.
Awards
In 2011, Anna Vladimirovna Bezulik was awarded the prestigious prize from a public organization called "Telekritika". The journalist also won first place in the nomination "Favorite Telepress". In addition, in the rating of Focus magazine, the heroine of the article was placed in 77th position in the hundred most influential ladies of the Ukrainian state. Since 1999, a woman has been honored with the title of Honored Journalist. In the spring of 2007, she received the Order of Princess Olga of the third degree for her significant contribution to the cultural and social development of Ukraine, as well as many years of conscientious work and an active social and life position.
