To make a real show out of an ordinary holiday, turn a weekday into a vivid presentation, cheer up the listeners and viewers - all this he will do, Vadim Tikhomirov. From childhood, he dreamed of delighting the public, and, of course, he succeeded!
A little fidget from childhood knew how to entertain guests
Tikhomirov Vadim Yurievich was born on January 10, 1964 in the center of Moscow. From birth he was a very restless child: he constantly wanted to climb onto the back of the sofa, throw toys or things around the house. It’s impossible to call him a modest boy! Young Vadim always loved to speak to the public: during family holidays, he always expressively read poetry and masterfully beat various scenes in front of the guests.
Tikhomirov did not increase his perseverance even when he was sitting at a school desk. The boy barely reached a satisfactory mark, but he always performed excellently at all events.
After graduating from the 8th grade, Vadim Tikhomirov was faced with the problem of choosing a future profession. His mother worked as a teacher all his life, and his father as a builder. He did not want to follow in the footsteps of his parents, the future artist was more attracted to creative activity. Soon he managed to enter the theater school and connect his life with acting.
The Thorny Path to Glory
Now Vadim Tikhomirov is known as a talented and artistic presenter, but this was not always the case. In his student years, he tried to work in a military theater, but the artist’s salary seemed to him miserable, it was enough only for a modest existence. The soul of a young man wanted entertainment and a good life, so he left the creative group and got a better paid job.
For several years he served as a stage installer, a security guard at the zoo, and an auxiliary in the film industry, but all this did not bring him pleasure.
At the age of 25, he understands that he needs a higher education, and goes to study at the Institute of Culture as a director. After receiving a diploma, his career went uphill: he simultaneously worked as a teacher, assistant director at a famous film studio and administrator in a modeling agency.
New voice on the radio station
In 1993, listeners of the Echo of Moscow radio station heard a new, incredibly pleasant voice. It was a young presenter Vadim Tikhomirov. He got to this place by accident: he walked by, saw an advertisement for a free vacancy, and decided to drop by. The new employee got a heading on fashion. At first it was a little five-minute news, which gradually grew into a full-fledged hourly broadcast. Two years later, it closed, and Tikhomirov had to start working on his own project.
In 1995, he led a new show with Pavel Pankov called “Express Cameras”. This humorous show lasted more than ten years in two versions - on television and on radio. He had his own viewer, who was looking forward to every new release. Unfortunately, the directors gradually began to run out of imagination, and soon the program was closed.
In 2008, Vadim Tikhomirov switched to work on the Mayak radio station, where he is leading today.
He was able to win the hearts of viewers
In 1997, Vadim Tikhomirov, a bright, artistic, and talented correspondent for the Today’s program, appeared on NTV. Leading his charm attracted the views of millions of fans, they threw letters at him and waited for a meeting with him. Gradually, they began to invite him to work in new projects on various central channels. The most successful programs were Be Ready, Wild Food, and Everything Under Control. It can also be seen on all New Year's lights and at every important event in the field of television.
Tikhomirov Vadim won the glory of the leading holidays. He has incredible charisma! Even five minutes of talking with him can cheer up for a long time. He is able to turn an ordinary holiday into an enchanting celebration. His team consists of talented singers and dancers. Vadim has a lot of clients, his schedule is scheduled for the year ahead. Tikhomirov admits that he found himself in life, he likes working with a lively audience, seeing their emotions and conducting a direct dialogue.