Olga Shelest is a popular Russian TV presenter and journalist. Her biography is well remembered for the various television shows that Shelest hosted on MTV and Muz-TV, as well as on the Morning program, which aired on NTV.
Biography
Olga Shelest was born in 1977 in Naberezhnye Chelny. As a child, she was a very active child and was fond of everything related to creativity. No wonder she wanted to become a fashion designer. She received the necessary education at an art school and could very well accomplish what she wanted, but accidentally appeared on television: the girl went through a casting for a prestigious vacancy and subsequently decided to seriously engage in television journalism.
After working on local television, Olga Shelest went to Moscow to try to enter the University of Cinematography. Gerasimova, but failed to get through. Then she submitted documents to the capital's Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting, and this time luck smiled at her: the girl went to the desired faculty of journalism. Having received education, Olga quickly found work on television. And the first important step in his career was the leading position on the MUZ-TV channel.
For some time, a novice journalist led the show "Clipomania", thanks to which she became widely known. But soon she switched to the STS channel, where she began to conduct Musical Prospect. In 1997, Shelest also worked on the BIZ-TV channel, meeting another young TV journalist Tutta Larsen, who became her best friend. A year later, Olga got a job on MTV, where she began to lead the program "New Athletics!" and a few more TV shows.
Since 2002, Olga Shelest worked on the NTV channel, where she hosted the Morning program. To make the show more popular and focused on viewers of all ages, Anton Komolov, a friend and partner of Shelest on MTV, was invited to the show. This successful tandem subsequently appeared on other channels, including Zvezda and Pervy. The audience remembered well the lively host of the show “Circus with the Stars”, “Girls” and, of course, the broadcasts of the European Eurovision Song Contest.
