All preparations have been completed for the 38th National Television Festival, which is scheduled to take place from December 19 to 22 in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong, announced the organising board at a press conference held in Da Lat city on December 17.
Overview of the press
conference.
Addressing the conference, Vice Chairman of Lam Dong
provincial People’s Committee Phan Van Da said that the local authorities have
directed the departments and sectors concerned to closely coordinate with the
organising board for the festival, which will contribute to advertising the
tourism potential and specialities of Lam Dong to visitors at home and abroad.
The festival will feature 496
entries by 114 radio and television units from across the country, of which the
reportage category continued to attract the largest number of participants with
153 submissions.
For the first time, movies
adapted from foreign movies, literature works, and documentary series are
allowed to take part in this year’s competition.
Two workshops on social media
and television, solutions to using mobile equipment for TV production, and an
exhibition showcasing photos taken by those working in the TV and media
industry will be held on the fringes of the festival.
During the event, 30 tourist sites in Da Lat city and
its surrounding areas will open for free for visitors. Free screenings of the
entries competing for the festival will also be organised at the Palace Da Lat
Hotel on the occasion.
Source: NDO
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