Soroush Sehat is not forbidden to work / The producer of “Open Book” is the decision maker – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr correspondent, Peyman Jebli, the head of the Radio and Television, on the sidelines of the memorial service for Nader Talibzadeh, which was held yesterday at the Bilal Mosque of the Radio and Television, gave an explanation about the ban on the activities of some TV presenters.
In response to a question from a Mehr reporter about the doubts about Soroush Sehat’s presence in the new chapter of “Open Book” and that these speculations have created a scandal about his prohibition of work, Jebli said: The facilitator decides to work with the new team.
Jebli added: “People can be used in different positions and in different programs, and everyone works in his own position, in a position that is suitable, at the discretion of the producer, group manager and network manager.” We do not have something called a ban on al-Qaeda in the sense that it has been expressed in the media.
In response to the fact that Soroush Sehat will no longer be used in the new season, the director of the Radio and Television said: “The producer of this program had finished his program in the previous season and in the period before I (the director of the Radio and Television).” I was informed when I arrived. Now the producer, group manager and network manager will decide how to start the new season.
In response to another question from a Mehr reporter about the performance of TV presenters on platforms and the example that Ehsan Alikhani stated that he could not undertake the implementation of a platform program, Jebli also stated: There is no ban in this regard. Our criteria for participating in programs and the conditions in which the dignity and status of national media programs are observed are specific to the producers, producers, and know them. We work with all artists according to the same terms and conditions, and all classes of artists, actors, producers and directors are familiar with the guidelines that exist in the organization.
In response to a question about the support of movies being screened and the protest of some filmmakers against the non-broadcasting of their teasers on television, he explained: “We have a content council that, based on their expert opinion, provides advertisements and teasers for movies.”
In response to the question whether there is a film whose teaser cannot be broadcast on TV at all, the director of Sada-e Azadi also replied: “Certainly, what is broadcast, advertised and promoted by the national media should be in accordance with the norms and norms of our society and culture.” If something, in the discretion of this content council, does not comply with these norms or its compliance is low, its score will be reduced or increased accordingly.
In response to the fact that these films have received a screening license from the Ministry of Guidance, Jebli said: “The license that these works have is for screening in cinemas and not for advertising on television. Characterized.