May
18
Historical Perspective
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In order to keep abreast with latest techniques and trends, training of professionals in their respective fields is always considered important in progressive broadcasting organizations. Pakistan Television with the help of German Government set up its first Central Training Institute (CTI) in 1967. CTI was housed temporarily in the premises of Television Centre, Chaklala, Rawalpindi. Subsequently, it grew and developed and in 1978 Engineering Training Cell was established.
• In house training for PTV Engineers was offered. Production of TV programmes depends on craft oriented professional Producers, Engineers, Set Designers and Cameramen. To cater the required needs of technical training for Producers, Cameramen and Designers, Programme Training Cell was established in 1984.
• The main project of the academy was approved in 1981 with an estimate of Rs.33.9 million from the Government, whereas PTV had to contribute Rs.9.7 million in form of old/used equipment, both programme and engineering cell were working in rented buildings before moving to the present premises.
• In 1988, Engineering and Programme divisions were relocated in the existing building. It is carefully planned building which provides excellent facilities to the participants and creates an enabling academic environment for learning and development.
• PTV training academy is a semi autonomous unit under the administrative control of Pakistan Television Corporation and Ministry of Information & Media Development. It is managed by PTV. A Director is appointed by PTV as Director Training Academy to look after the policy matters at PTV Headquarters level. General Manager is head of the unit with financial and administrative powers.
• To improve professional standards of PTV personnel in all areas while helping in career planning.
• To prepare training materials and promote international exchange of expertise as part of Resource Development.
• To analyse the performance of PTV for self improvement.
• To introduce new concepts and formats in TV operations.
• FUNCTIONS :
• Basic training and foundation planning of producers, engineers, cameramen, designers, makeup artists, admin, finance, anchors and technicians.
• Refresher courses and updating of knowledge base at various levels
• Introduction of new concepts in programme productions, camera techniques, news, current affairs, design etc.
• Introduction to new formats in engineering.
• Prepare training materials.
Profile Of PTV Academy
Government Approval
1981
Construction Started
1983
Construction Completed
1988
Location
H-9, Islamabad.
Approved Cost Of Project
Rs. 33.9 Million
Covered Area
35,000 Sq. Ft.
Facilities
Tv Studio
2,000 Sq. Ft.
Class Rooms
03 Nos.
Computer Lab
01 No.
Technical Area
-
Admin & Accounts Offices
-
Cafeteria
-
Library
-
Hostel
12 Rooms For 24 Participants
May
10
Historical Perspective
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In order to keep abreast with latest techniques and trends, training of professionals in their respective fields is always considered important in progressive broadcasting organizations. Pakistan Television with the help of German Government set up its first Central Training Institute (CTI) in 1967. CTI was housed temporarily in the premises of Television Centre, Chaklala, Rawalpindi. Subsequently, it grew and developed and in 1978 Engineering Training Cell was established.
• In house training for PTV Engineers was offered. Production of TV programmes depends on craft oriented professional Producers, Engineers, Set Designers and Cameramen. To cater the required needs of technical training for Producers, Cameramen and Designers, Programme Training Cell was established in 1984.
• The main project of the academy was approved in 1981 with an estimate of Rs.33.9 million from the Government, whereas PTV had to contribute Rs.9.7 million in form of old/used equipment, both programme and engineering cell were working in rented buildings before moving to the present premises.
• In 1988, Engineering and Programme divisions were relocated in the existing building. It is carefully planned building which provides excellent facilities to the participants and creates an enabling academic environment for learning and development.
• PTV training academy is a semi autonomous unit under the administrative control of Pakistan Television Corporation and Ministry of Information & Media Development. It is managed by PTV. A Director is appointed by PTV as Director Training Academy to look after the policy matters at PTV Headquarters level. General Manager is head of the unit with financial and administrative powers.
• To improve professional standards of PTV personnel in all areas while helping in career planning.
• To prepare training materials and promote international exchange of expertise as part of Resource Development.
• To analyse the performance of PTV for self improvement.
• To introduce new concepts and formats in TV operations.
• FUNCTIONS :
• Basic training and foundation planning of producers, engineers, cameramen, designers, makeup artists, admin, finance, anchors and technicians.
• Refresher courses and updating of knowledge base at various levels
• Introduction of new concepts in programme productions, camera techniques, news, current affairs, design etc.
• Introduction to new formats in engineering.
• Prepare training materials.
Profile Of PTV Academy
Government Approval
1981
Construction Started
1983
Construction Completed
1988
Location
H-9, Islamabad.
Approved Cost Of Project
Rs. 33.9 Million
Covered Area
35,000 Sq. Ft.
Facilities
Tv Studio
2,000 Sq. Ft.
Class Rooms
03 Nos.
Computer Lab
01 No.
Technical Area
-
Admin & Accounts Offices
-
Cafeteria
-
Library
-
Hostel
12 Rooms For 24 Participants
May
8
Things To Do In Finland
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Location: Northern Europe, between Sweden and Russia
Best Time to Visit: Summer months
Capital City: Helsinki
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Languages: Finnish and Swedish
Main Attractions: Northern Lights, Helsinki, Lakelands, Finnish Laplands
Finland is one of the most industrialized countries of the world. Famous for its Nokia headquarters, Finland has a lot more than just industries and telecommunication giants to boast of. This place is infused with the richness of its cultural and historical background and the smooth blend of the old-world charm with the modern and fast-paced lifestyle is what attracts people to come here. Besides this, Finland has its own share of natural beauty and natural wonders such as the Northern Lights, which are definitely a magical experience. There are many fun things to do and ample of facilities for tourists in Finland. Check out information on the places to see and tourist attractions of Finland.
Helsinki - Capital City
The capital city of Finland is Helsinki and this place provides a glimpse into the fascinating culture, lifestyle and the glorious history of Finland. The ancient buildings like churches, forts and castles have stunning architecture and are the living testimonies of the days of yore. The proof of the modern lifestyle is visible in the glittering malls, amusement parks and upscale restaurants. The best time to visit this place is during summer months, when the days are very long and you get plenty of time to explore this place.
Lakelands
If you are one of those who love to see water all around and lush natural beauty, then Lakelands is the place for you. Explore over 150,000 lakes in this area and get mesmerized by its sheer natural beauty. You can try out fun activities boating, fishing and also look out for islands, lakes, canals and passages. This is the ideal place for those who want to have a water vacation in Finland. They are a major tourist attraction and are often frequented by flocks of tourists.
Finnish Laplands
The Finnish Laplands are perhaps the most wonderful asset of Finland. The area is a vast expanse of untamed wilderness which can be explored tirelessly. This place is famous for its Midnight Sun and the sun sometimes shines brightly for over 18 hours! Here, you will find some really good skiing resorts, the most popular one being the Levi ski resort. The Laplands are a must visit for all those who visit Finland and want to go back with some really vivid memories.
May
8
Facts About Egypt
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Located in the north-eastern part of Africa, Egypt is a country steeped in history. It is the land of desert, mummies, pyramids and pharaohs. The ‘over five thousand years’ old history of the country, when combined with the rich diversity of tourist attractions it offers, makes it one of the most popular destination for vacationers. Roam around the banks of River Nile, go on safari on the never ending desert sands or explore the exotic underwater life of the Red Sea, Egypt will never ever let you feel bored. To help you know more about the country, we have provided a number of fun and interesting facts below.
Interesting Facts about Egypt
The official name of Egypt is ‘Arab Republic of Egypt’. The country is known as ‘Misr’ or ‘Masr’ in the local language.
The capital of Egypt is Cairo and the city holds the distinction of being the largest city in Africa and the Middle East.
Egypt is spread over an area of approximately 995,450 sq km, which comprises mainly of desert and desert like areas.
The main language of Egypt is Egyptian Arabic. Apart from that, English and French are also spoken there.
A large number of household objects were invented or used by the ancient Egyptians, including lock and keys, combs, scissors, wigs, makeup, deodorants, toothbrush and toothpaste.
Ancient Egyptians used cosmetics as far back as 5,000 years ago. However, it was meant to protect the skin from sunlight, and not for beauty care.
Egyptian architect Imhotep, who lived almost 5,000 years ago, is the earliest scientist to be known by name today.
Egyptians created glass and faience objects.
Egyptians invented the art of painting on plaster. Even cement was first used by them only.
Ancient Egyptians used to play a game, using large stones set up as pins and small stones as a ball, which was quite similar to the bowling we do today.
Egyptians were among the very first people to invent writing, along with ink and paper.
Pharaoh Pepi II of Egypt is known for having the longest reign as a monarch, which lasted from around 2294 BC to about 2220 BC.
Senet, a game played in ancient Egypt, is one of the oldest known board games of the world.
The earliest known wine cellars have been discovered in Egypt.
The earliest will was prepared by Nek’ure, the son of the Egyptian Pharaoh Khafre, who died in circa 2601 BC.
The first written international peace treaty was made between Ramses II of Egypt and Hattusili III of Hittite empire.
The pyramids of Egypt are the last remaining ancient wonder of the world. They have been given an ‘honorary status’ in the list of the new ‘Wonders of the World’.
In ancient Egypt, women could participate in business ventures, own land, represent themselves in court and even become doctors.
Ancient Egyptians knew all about curing meat and preserving food, with the help of natron and sodium bicarbonate. They used them in the process of mummification also.
Egyptians have been known to have invented 365 days calendar and the 24-hour division of the day
May
8
Historical Perspective
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In order to keep abreast with latest techniques and trends, training of professionals in their respective fields is always considered important in progressive broadcasting organizations. Pakistan Television with the help of German Government set up its first Central Training Institute (CTI) in 1967. CTI was housed temporarily in the premises of Television Centre, Chaklala, Rawalpindi. Subsequently, it grew and developed and in 1978 Engineering Training Cell was established.
• In house training for PTV Engineers was offered. Production of TV programmes depends on craft oriented professional Producers, Engineers, Set Designers and Cameramen. To cater the required needs of technical training for Producers, Cameramen and Designers, Programme Training Cell was established in 1984.
• The main project of the academy was approved in 1981 with an estimate of Rs.33.9 million from the Government, whereas PTV had to contribute Rs.9.7 million in form of old/used equipment, both programme and engineering cell were working in rented buildings before moving to the present premises.
• In 1988, Engineering and Programme divisions were relocated in the existing building. It is carefully planned building which provides excellent facilities to the participants and creates an enabling academic environment for learning and development.
• PTV training academy is a semi autonomous unit under the administrative control of Pakistan Television Corporation and Ministry of Information & Media Development. It is managed by PTV. A Director is appointed by PTV as Director Training Academy to look after the policy matters at PTV Headquarters level. General Manager is head of the unit with financial and administrative powers.
• To improve professional standards of PTV personnel in all areas while helping in career planning.
• To prepare training materials and promote international exchange of expertise as part of Resource Development.
• To analyse the performance of PTV for self improvement.
• To introduce new concepts and formats in TV operations.
• FUNCTIONS :
• Basic training and foundation planning of producers, engineers, cameramen, designers, makeup artists, admin, finance, anchors and technicians.
• Refresher courses and updating of knowledge base at various levels
• Introduction of new concepts in programme productions, camera techniques, news, current affairs, design etc.
• Introduction to new formats in engineering.
• Prepare training materials.
Profile Of PTV Academy
Government Approval
1981
Construction Started
1983
Construction Completed
1988
Location
H-9, Islamabad.
Approved Cost Of Project
Rs. 33.9 Million
Covered Area
35,000 Sq. Ft.
Facilities
Tv Studio
2,000 Sq. Ft.
Class Rooms
03 Nos.
Computer Lab
01 No.
Technical Area
-
Admin & Accounts Offices
-
Cafeteria
-
Library
-
Hostel
12 Rooms For 24 Participants
Apr
13
Facts About Belgium
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Often referred to as the ‘Essence of Europe’, Belgium is a wonderful place to visit. It is known for its capital city Brussels, beer, chocolates, waffles and numerous castles. The official languages spoken here are Dutch, German and French, though the friendly people of Belgium try their level best to speak English with every tourist and try to help as much as they can! Belgium is one of the most densely populated countries of the world, with the population density similar to that of countries like Japan, India, England, etc. Not many people know much about Belgium. Check out some interesting and fun facts about Belgium.
Interesting & Fun Facts About Belgium
Belgium produces 220,000 tonnes of chocolate every year. When calculated, per person consumption comes to 22 kg of chocolate annually, or 61 grams per day on an average. The world’s biggest chocolate selling point is the Brussels National Airport.
Euthanasia and gay marriages have been legalized in Belgium since 2002 and 2003, respectively.
The world’s first country to ban cluster bombs was Belgium and it was also the second country in the world to ban forced marriages in the year 2006. Forced marriages could lead to a heavy fine and imprisonment.
The highest proportion of female ministers in the world is in Belgium and this country also has the credit for being one of the earliest countries to have a female Parliamentarian, way back in 1921.
Education is compulsory in Belgium upto the age of 18, which makes it the highest in the world and also one of the rare countries to have such a law.
The only man-made structure visible from the moon is the Belgian motorway system, which is visible as a small glittering spot due to the lights all along the motorway network.
Belgians are fond of keeping pets and almost half of Belgian households have at least a single pet. For 10 million people, domestic dogs and cats mount to 2 million and above.
After US, Belgians are the most enthusiastic collectors of discount coupons in the world.
The highest density of collectors of various art forms is in Belgium. The oil painting in fact was invented in the 15th century by famous Belgian painters.
The world’s main diamond centre and second largest petrochemical center is Belgium. Almost 90% of raw diamonds in the world are negotiated and distributed in Antwerp Souece:
Apr
13
Things To Do In Michigan
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Location: Eastern region of north-central US
Languages: English
Best Time to Visit: Fall Season and Spring Season
Time Zone: GMT-5
Driving Side: Right Side
Main Attractions: Belle Isle, Detroit Zoological Park, Greektown, Traverse City, Renaissance Center, Michigan Lake, etc.
Located in the eastern area of north-central United States of America, Michigan is a popular tourist attraction. The name of the state is derived from the lake of the same name, which in turn has been derived from Ojibwa term ‘Mishigami’ meaning ‘large lake’. This place is bounded by five great lakes and boasts of having the longest freshwater shoreline in the world. In fact, recreation on the lake is such an essential part of life for people here, that Michigan ranked third for the number of registered recreational boats in the year 2005! The lakes that border Michigan from east to west are Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, besides Lake Saint Clair. Besides lakes, Michigan has a number of tourist attractions and places to see for tourists.
Renaissance Center
The tallest building in Detroit, Renaissance Center is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Michigan. This building was constructed in 1976 and is the world headquarters of General Motors. The Observation Tower is at the 72nd floor and the interiors of the building have been made more visitor friendly, after much dispute on the complicated layout. The Marriott Renaissance Hotel and The Summit, which is a revolving top floor restaurant, are located in the central tower. The lower floor has a number of shops that can be visited on your way out.
Detroit Zoo
A popular tourist attraction in Michigan is the Detroit zoological park. Kids and adults alike will love the zoo and its recently renovated settings. There are more than 5000 animals in natural settings and one can have a look around the zoo on a tractor train. The recent additions include Amphibiville for amphibians and reptiles, a chimpanzee enclosure, a penguin exhibit and a model farm. It is also one of the oldest zoos in the nation, which is what makes it all the more special to visit.
Lake Michigan
The great Michigan Lake is a sight not to be missed at any cost. It is one of the major tourist attraction spots and people come here to explore the various recreation options. Right from fishing to boating to swimming to adventure water sports or simply watching the beautiful sunset, the lake offers something for everyone to enjoy thoroughly. Lake Michigan is a must-visit for everyone coming to this place for a vacation.
Shopping in Michigan
Michigan is a great destination for indulging in shopping and buying those exquisite knick-knacks for yourself. Visit Greektown, the hub of all night time activities, which includes dining, clubbing, shopping and unadulterated enjoyment. This place has some of the best restaurants, clubs, shops and also a casino to entertain you and also exhibits some of the finest aspects of the Greek culture. The Twelve Oaks mall is another shopper’s paradise and has shops from all ranges catering to the needs of ever increasing number of visitors. Considered as the most upscale shopping mall of Michigan, the Somerset Collection has some of the best branded shops like Nordstrom, Ralph Lauren, Polo, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co., Neiman-Marcus and Hudson’s Source:
Apr
8
PTV Training Academy
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Academy is conducting “In house” training courses for PTV professionals in the disciplines of Production, Engineering, Computer and IT. Basic courses for new entrants in the field of Production, Engineering, Computer and IT are arranged by the academy regularly as per demand of the time and management. The primary objective is affording the participants an opportunity for sharing their ideas, experiences and insights with each other leading to the development of a feeling of fraternity and spirit of mutual cooperation. Strong emphasis is given on broadening the knowledge base of participants regarding the principals and processes of quality Television production and the techniques and usage of modern media technologies. In fact, academy is achieving educational and development goals of PTV.
Apr
8
Historical Perspective
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In order to keep abreast with latest techniques and trends, training of professionals in their respective fields is always considered important in progressive broadcasting organizations. Pakistan Television with the help of German Government set up its first Central Training Institute (CTI) in 1967. CTI was housed temporarily in the premises of Television Centre, Chaklala, Rawalpindi. Subsequently, it grew and developed and in 1978 Engineering Training Cell was established.
• In house training for PTV Engineers was offered. Production of TV programmes depends on craft oriented professional Producers, Engineers, Set Designers and Cameramen. To cater the required needs of technical training for Producers, Cameramen and Designers, Programme Training Cell was established in 1984.
• The main project of the academy was approved in 1981 with an estimate of Rs.33.9 million from the Government, whereas PTV had to contribute Rs.9.7 million in form of old/used equipment, both programme and engineering cell were working in rented buildings before moving to the present premises.
• In 1988, Engineering and Programme divisions were relocated in the existing building. It is carefully planned building which provides excellent facilities to the participants and creates an enabling academic environment for learning and development.
• PTV training academy is a semi autonomous unit under the administrative control of Pakistan Television Corporation and Ministry of Information & Media Development. It is managed by PTV. A Director is appointed by PTV as Director Training Academy to look after the policy matters at PTV Headquarters level. General Manager is head of the unit with financial and administrative powers.
• To improve professional standards of PTV personnel in all areas while helping in career planning.
• To prepare training materials and promote international exchange of expertise as part of Resource Development.
• To analyse the performance of PTV for self improvement.
• To introduce new concepts and formats in TV operations.
• FUNCTIONS :
• Basic training and foundation planning of producers, engineers, cameramen, designers, makeup artists, admin, finance, anchors and technicians.
• Refresher courses and updating of knowledge base at various levels
• Introduction of new concepts in programme productions, camera techniques, news, current affairs, design etc.
• Introduction to new formats in engineering.
• Prepare training materials.
Profile Of PTV Academy
Government Approval
1981
Construction Started
1983
Construction Completed
1988
Location
H-9, Islamabad.
Approved Cost Of Project
Rs. 33.9 Million
Covered Area
35,000 Sq. Ft.
Facilities
Tv Studio
2,000 Sq. Ft.
Class Rooms
03 Nos.
Computer Lab
01 No.
Technical Area
-
Admin & Accounts Offices
-
Cafeteria
-
Library
-
Hostel
12 Rooms For 24 Participants
Apr
2
Historical Perspective
Filed Under News, Pakistani News, Travel | Leave a Comment
In order to keep abreast with latest techniques and trends, training of professionals in their respective fields is always considered important in progressive broadcasting organizations. Pakistan Television with the help of German Government set up its first Central Training Institute (CTI) in 1967. CTI was housed temporarily in the premises of Television Centre, Chaklala, Rawalpindi. Subsequently, it grew and developed and in 1978 Engineering Training Cell was established.
• In house training for PTV Engineers was offered. Production of TV programmes depends on craft oriented professional Producers, Engineers, Set Designers and Cameramen. To cater the required needs of technical training for Producers, Cameramen and Designers, Programme Training Cell was established in 1984.
• The main project of the academy was approved in 1981 with an estimate of Rs.33.9 million from the Government, whereas PTV had to contribute Rs.9.7 million in form of old/used equipment, both programme and engineering cell were working in rented buildings before moving to the present premises.
• In 1988, Engineering and Programme divisions were relocated in the existing building. It is carefully planned building which provides excellent facilities to the participants and creates an enabling academic environment for learning and development.
• PTV training academy is a semi autonomous unit under the administrative control of Pakistan Television Corporation and Ministry of Information & Media Development. It is managed by PTV. A Director is appointed by PTV as Director Training Academy to look after the policy matters at PTV Headquarters level. General Manager is head of the unit with financial and administrative powers.
• To improve professional standards of PTV personnel in all areas while helping in career planning.
• To prepare training materials and promote international exchange of expertise as part of Resource Development.
• To analyse the performance of PTV for self improvement.
• To introduce new concepts and formats in TV operations.
• FUNCTIONS :
• Basic training and foundation planning of producers, engineers, cameramen, designers, makeup artists, admin, finance, anchors and technicians.
• Refresher courses and updating of knowledge base at various levels
• Introduction of new concepts in programme productions, camera techniques, news, current affairs, design etc.
• Introduction to new formats in engineering.
• Prepare training materials.
Profile Of PTV Academy
Government Approval
1981
Construction Started
1983
Construction Completed
1988
Location
H-9, Islamabad.
Approved Cost Of Project
Rs. 33.9 Million
Covered Area
35,000 Sq. Ft.
Facilities
Tv Studio
2,000 Sq. Ft.
Class Rooms
03 Nos.
Computer Lab
01 No.
Technical Area
-
Admin & Accounts Offices
-
Cafeteria
-
Library
-
Hostel
12 Rooms For 24 Participants
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