Hoa Vui Ca (Singing Flowers) - A New Music Playground for Young Audiences on VTV
Beginning June 1st, the program Hoa Vui Ca (Singing Flowers), a new version of Những Bông Hoa Nhỏ (Little Flowers), will be broadcast for young audiences nationwide at 18:50 daily on VTV3 and various other promotional channels, along with VTV's digital platforms. Hoa Vui Ca (Singing Flowers) will present an interesting repertoire every week. From Monday to Friday, the children will learn to dance, sing, and prepare for stage performances, watch clips sent by viewers, perform the theme song at school and enjoy a grand show with numerous dancers on a meticulously crafted stage that takes place every Saturday. Sunday is the day to release the MV for the following week's theme song.
According to the production team, all the songs in Hoa Vui Ca (Singing Flowers) have been carefully curated and remastered.. Viewers can enjoy familiar childhood melodies like Tiếng ve gọi hè, Bé yêu biển lắm, Ba em là công nhân lái xe, Inh lả ơi, Cò lả, Đi cấy,... with a fresh, modern, and captivating melody.
A highlight of the program is the appearance of 8 young hosts: Tân Anh, Hiểu Minh, Thanh Mai, Tuấn Minh, Gia Bảo, Minh Anh, Thái Linh, and Ali Thục Phương. Each child brings his or her own talent, strength, and personality. The themes in Hoa Vui Ca (Singing Flowers) are naturally and charmingly led, sometimes playfully and humorously, and sometimes gracefully and gently…
With its new content and format, Hoa Vui Ca (Singing Flowers) promises to deliver fun, lively performances that teach relatable lessons for children and create bonding moments for families.
School Is Fun - Kids Make Movies, why not?
School Is Fun - Kids Make Movies is a new 6-episode series produced by VTV's Educational and Scientific Programs Department. The program will bring viewers interesting stories about the Kids Make Movies project for children aged 10-17. This project is part of the activities of the Southeast Asian Children's Television Festival, hosted by VTV, which brings together professional producers and filmmakers with children to create creative video products on the theme "Colors of Friendship".
One month into its launch, the Kids Make Movies project has received enthusiastic participation from students across various provinces. At the end of the preliminary round, the organizers selected 30 qualified participants and divided them into 6 groups of different ages. This is also an important foundation for the production team to organize workshops to guide the children in filmmaking, with the participation of experts from the Philippines.
At the workshop, the children were guided by experts on how to make films to express their desired ideas. Through lively and engaging discussions, the children gained valuable experiences in video production, content creation, and increased interaction, which boosted their confidence in real-world production.
Through hands-on lessons, the Kids Make Movies project provides children with the knowledge and skills to master modern technology and create colorful stories about their childhood world. According to the organizers, the 10 best works from this project will be sent to the Southeast Asian Children's Television Festival in Malaysia in November.
The program consists of 6 episodes, airing at 8:00 PM every Friday on VTV2, starting from June 7th.
