BORAM’s professional production activities utilize the most advanced digital video and audio equipment in order to offer top quality audio and video recordings and production. BORAM also engages professional staff including TV hosts, TV and radio presenters and actors. BORAM’s production service includes the development of concept, journalistic work on content and final editorial program supervision. BORAM has established a network of journalists in every part of Bosnia and Herzegovina who can be engaged for the production of radio and TV programs.
- More Specific List of BORAM Production Services:
- Video design
- Video recording, filming of all types of documentaries, TV spots, stories, promo materials and shows
- Video editing
- Synchronization and adaptation of TV spots and other video materials
- Titling, subtitling
- Animation production
- Original copyright music
- Creative work (design, scenario, directing)
- Print design
- Web design
- Print of brochures, booklets, newsletters
BORAM offers a complete suite of services for radio and TV preproduction, production and post-production. This includes working from scratch (including concept, scenario,slogan, direction, design, technical support, and realization) When it comes to TV, BORAM provides top-quality technical production support, engaging top film and TV directors, actors, writers, journalists, and cameramen. As a result, BORAM is able to deliver creative and optimal quality video and radio products (in any format). The late film director, Benjamin Filipović, celebrated for his major contribution to BiH cinema, directed several BORAM productions.
IPHI – Independent Bureau for Humanitarian Issues
In the summer of 2008 BORAM produced four TV spots for IBHI as part of a project to “Support Disability Policy Development in Bosnia and Herzegovina”. The main objective of the project was to establish an adequate system of social protection, with full recognition of the rights and opportunities of disabled people. The project supported the harmonization of legal and social protection for disabled people. TV spots featured citizens with various kinds of disability – blindness, hearing impairment, and those who are physically or intellectually challenged. Spots were broadcast throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“Kako u Evropu” Quiz (Which Way to Europe)
One of the most extensive intercultural projects run by BORAM was the “Kako u Evropu” quiz, which involved hundreds of students from every part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Nineteen high schools took part, and nine shows were recorded and broadcast on BHT1.
The winner of the competition was Gradiška High School, which beat Enver Pozderac High School from Goražde in an exciting final. Prizes were awarded by Marc Vanbrabant, First Counsellor at the European Commission Delegation, and Osman Topčagić, Director of the Directorate for European Integration. First prize was a study trip to Brussels, with visits to Ljubljana, Vienna, Munich, and other cities en route. The trip gave students an opportunity to learn more about European history and EU institutions.
Quiz in BHT studio
