Famous cinema artists started with child labor, but they don’t come anymore – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news
to report Mehr reporter Mohammad Muslimi, TV producer and actor of “Fatilah” program, explained about the lack of effective children’s programs on TV on the sidelines of the “Toy Gift” meeting that was held on Tuesday, July 21 at Mehr News Agency.
He said about the long-term absence of the effective “Fetileh” program that many generations have memories of: Currently, the production conditions are not ready for artists. I don’t know the reason, and managers must have plans, but nothing is being produced at the moment, and the work that we decorated for Eid and the producer of the program prepared it, but they still haven’t been able to provide the financial conditions to continue.
He added: “The new team has arrived and this is the right thing to do, but in the meantime we don’t have any programs for children, which is a big mistake.” The programs must be monitored and the ruling thinking should do its necessary studies, but we are falling behind every day and this generation is facing serious risks. There aren’t many people left in children’s television programming. So you don’t see anything on TV that kids like and don’t use its content anymore.
He continued: “Many of our famous artists who work in cinema today started with children’s work, but none of them work for children anymore.” This indicates that the platform is no longer ready for programming and this is a very big alarm. We have to work constantly and in a situation where there are so many networks, we shouldn’t wait until a good work is produced. I hope that all institutions that have the duty to work for children and receive large budgets, will find unity and each of them will take a corner of the work, and in this situation that the unbridled virtual space is advancing in the children’s psyche and the leadership has emphasized, We can have effective products. But unfortunately now the situation is chaotic and the task is not clear for anyone.