Viewers will be able to follow routine journalism on RBS TV and g1. RBS TV is open for registration for the Transparency Project, an initiative that will take viewers to follow behind the scenes of the broadcaster's professional journalism. Selected participants will spend a day on TV between August 10th and 15th. During the visit, the public will be able to observe all stages of content production. The itinerary includes monitoring agenda meetings, gathering information, recording, editing and showing reports. Access the link and sign up ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp Throughout the week of the project, each day will be dedicated to a different topic related to behind the scenes television and journalistic production on TV and digital. Processes that normally take place away from cameras will be revealed to visitors. Visitors will also have access to behind-the-scenes scenes that normally do not appear on screen, such as the presenters' makeup and wardrobe production and the preparation prior to going on air. The initiative's proposal is to show how the teams' work works in a transparent way and bring the public closer to the newsroom's routine. The project also seeks to reinforce the technical criteria that guide news production, especially in the period of preparation for election coverage. Interested parties must register through this link or via the QR Code displayed during RBS TV programming. To participate, you must send your name, telephone number and a message explaining why you would like to experience the experience. Aerial view of the RBS TV headquarters, in Porto Alegre. Reproduction/RBS TV VIDEOS: Everything about RS