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Vitaliy Eliseev is a Russian TV presenter. He gained fame as the host of the Vremya (1968) program on Channel One.
Vitaliy is from a family of engineers who worked in the defense industry. As he recalled, he had his eye on his future place of work as a child. After graduating from school, under the influence of his parents, who wanted their son to follow in their footsteps, he entered the Moscow Aviation Institute. However, he quickly realized that this was not his calling. He dropped out of institute and joined the army. He served in Air Force units in one of the regiments of the Kharkov Military Aviation School of Pilots.
After demobilization in 1992, Vitaliy was offered to work on television - in the technical coordination department of the ITA RGTRK Ostankino. He was responsible for distributing equipment and deciding which camera would be used to film a particular story. Then he began to voice over video clips - he was trusted with this work, since Vitaliy turned out to have a well-trained voice and excellent diction. In 1998-1999, he took part in auditions for the role of presenter of information programs, organized by the then chief director of the Directorate of ORT Information Programs, Kaleria Kislova, but was unsuccessful. Since 2005, he headed the planning and production department of the Directorate of Information Programs of Channel One. On June 4, 2007, he began hosting the information program Vremya (1968) on Channel One, replacing Andrey Baturin.
