Eurovision2023 ‘postcards’ to feature locations from across Ukraine
The filmed “postcards” used to introduce each act to the Eurovision stage will this year feature locations from across Ukraine.
In each postcard, the three locations will be connected by the same theme, including parks, castles, street art, ports, colourful buildings, beaches, rivers and lakes. TV production company Windfall Films worked in collaboration with Ukrainian film company 23/32 Films, who organised shoots and secured aerial filming permits for Ukraine.
“As well as the UK, Ukraine and participating countries being ‘united by music’, viewers will be surprised to see what else unites us too.”
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