From November 15, Good Morning News will have 30 minutes of special broadcast time dedicated to rural audiences. Please watch the first trial recording of the program!
With the desire to provide more news to the audience of farmers, the Good Morning program will air a new column called Bong Lua, instead of Chuyen Nha Nong as before. This change is expected to meet more needs of news updates of rural audiences and increase the attractiveness of news for this audience.
With a duration of 30 minutes, starting from November 15, the Bong Lua column will officially air from 5:30 - 06:00 on VTV1 channel and then there will be the news section as usual of Good Morning. Right now, all preparations for the first broadcast of the program are being gradually completed by the Good Morning production team.
Close-up of the studio of the trial recording of the new version of Good Morning program:
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| Technical staff set up and arrange equipment and stage in preparation for the recording session (photo: VTV News) |
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| Stage crews are putting the final touches on the set. |
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| The studio director guides the two MCs of the program to their positions. |
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| Two MCs Ky Vong and Anh Thu test run the program |
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| Modern machinery systems are used to support the work of MCs at the studio. |
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| On the outside, members of the show's production crew have to monitor every detail to ensure there are no mistakes during the official filming. |
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| Editor Diep Anh - A familiar face to audiences in current affairs programs was also present to direct the test recording session. |
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| The Rice Flower column will provide viewers with the latest information about farmers, agriculture and rural areas in the morning newspapers. |
According to VTV
