Pre-Covid, TV viewing was often associated with unwinding and escapism. The pandemic also created a seismic shift in viewing habits. Even as we approach the end of 2021, Covid has left a legacy of fragmented teams, remote working, time, and financial pressures for both production teams and broadcasters. The global pandemic left significant gaps in schedules, and all traditional expectations for impactful productions such as big budgets, high production value and complex studio set-ups were impacted. It’s been seen everywhere - from news channels, documentaries, online shows, branded content, commercials, factual entertainment, and reality TV.īut the last two years have been difficult and eventful for broadcasting and production. The use of user-generated video (UGV) in TV and film production is certainly not a new phenomenon. That event includes transsexuals from around the world.įrom the blog The wonderful world of UGV and why it offers producers and broadcasters more opportunities to delight audiences than they think She won cash prizes and other items and will now go on to compete at the Miss International Queen contest - also in Pattaya - which will be held next year.
Kanwara 'Esmon' Kaewcheen, a 21-year-old mass communication student won the title this year annual beauty contest for transgender women. The Miss Tiffany’s Universe pageant is open to all transgender women who may or may not have undergone sex reassignment surgery.
Kanwara 'Esmon' Kaewcheen, a 21-year-old mass communication student won the title this year, leaving the pageant with a cash prize and the opportunity to participate in Miss International Queen, also held in Pattaya, which includes contestants from around the world. The glamorous annual event sees Thai citizens who have undergone sex changes participate in a series of events in order to win the crown.
Footage shows contestants taking part in Miss Tiffany's Universe 2018 transsexual beauty pageant In Pattaya, Thailand.
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