In celebration of its 70th anniversary, the Estonian news program 'Aktuaalne kaamera' opened its doors for the public to witness the process of how its evening news broadcasts are created. ERR photographers were present at the morning editorial meeting, and throughout the day followed reporters during filming sessions, offering a unique insight into the production workflow.

Moreover, the article highlights exclusive access granted to the montage and makeup rooms, as well as an opportunity to see the studio from behind the cameras, providing an immersive experience for those interested in news production. This event not only showcases the technical and creative aspects of the news program but also reflects on its rich history since the first broadcast in March 1956.

Later in the day, President Alar Karis visited the news building and learned about the production of 'Aktuaalne kaamera', emphasizing the significance of the program in Estonian media culture over its decades-long timeline. The anniversary celebration underscores the show's impact and continuous relevance in conveying news to the Estonian public.