Vladislav Flyarkovsky is a Russian journalist and television presenter. The head of the studio "News" on the channel "Culture". The voice of Radio Lighthouse. This article will describe a short biography of the presenter.
Study and service
Vladislav Flyarkovsky (see photo below) was born in the city of October, in the Bashkir Republic, in 1958. Then the family moved to Baku, where the boy spent all his childhood. After graduating from school in 1976, Vladislav submitted documents to the Architectural Institute (Moscow), but did not pass the competition. Flyarkovsky could not enter VGIK. For some time Vladislav moonlighted as a photographer, and then went into the army. And only after demobilization in 1980, the young man managed to enter the faculty of journalism at Moscow State University.
Finest hour
After graduation, Vladislav Flyarkovsky got a job at the youth editorial office of Central Television. At that time, fundamental changes were taking place in society, and it was the journalists who were the most active supporters of the changes.
The popularity came to Vladislav at the moment when he got on Central TV in the program "News". Young presenters Yu. Rostov, A. Gurnov, T. Mitkova and V. Flyarkovsky gradually replaced the announcers of the older generation from the air and gained a reputation as independent, objective and courageous journalists. It was their high point. In the early 90s, television journalists played a significant role in Russian political life. They analyzed and showed the most dramatic and acute moments of the birth of the new system, personifying the “fourth power”. Just at that time in Russia the term "television stars" arose. Flyarkovsky, undoubtedly, was one of them.
Jobs in Israel
In 1991, the Russian State Television (RTR) appeared. Vladislav Flyarkovsky joined this company, becoming the host of the Vremya program. He reviewed the political events taking place in the country.
Two years later, to the great regret of the audience, Vladislav left the star clan and left for Israel as his own RTR correspondent. For colleagues leading this was a complete surprise. Well, Flyarkovsky made this decision, fully understanding that his long absence on blue screens could result in oblivion and sunset of a successful career. Nevertheless, Vladislav did not change him. The host wanted to try himself in something new, and the promised land gave such an opportunity.
Immediately after arriving in Israel, Vladislav Flyarkovsky completed an honorary mission. For the first time in history, he opened the Jerusalem Television Office in Jerusalem. Its maintenance was not cheap - about $ 100, 000 per month. But the channel’s management made such expenses, since the Middle East was one of the hottest spots in the world.
Vladislav also traveled extensively around the country, reported on demonstrations, visited Palestinian camps, and filmed the life of civilians. Many large television companies of the planet have special people - stringers. To shoot material, they literally climb under the bullets, and then sell it for good money - from $ 300 to $ 1, 000. Vladislav did all this together with cameraman A. Kornilov. Once they went to a Palestinian refugee camp to shoot a demonstration. There Flyarkovsky was injured, though not life-threatening. A rubber bullet hit the journalist’s lower leg.
Return
Vladislav Flyarkovsky, whose biography is presented above, worked in Israel for three whole years. Then he decided to return to Moscow and again become the host of the Vesti program. Vladislav appeared on screen on time. Spectators have not had time to forget their favorite. It was immediately noticeable that Flyarkovsky gained new experience. He became solid, more restrained in his assessments and quickly regained his status as a TV star. In 1997, Vladislav was nominated for a TEFI television prize in the "Program Leader" category. His main competitor in the fight for the statuette was Igor Gmyza ("Time" on ORT). But in the end, the award went to their colleague from the NTV channel.
