Akademi Fantasi Indosiar

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Akademi Fantasi Indosiar
Based on La Academia
by Francel Diaz Lenero, Daniel Ortiz and TV Azteca
Judges Trie Utami (1–6)
2 Guest Judges each week
Theme music composer Aubrey Suwito
Country of origin Indonesia
No. of seasons5
Production
Running timeapproximately 2 hours
Original release
Network Indosiar
Release6 December 2003 (2003-12-06) 
9 September 2006 (2006-09-09)

Akademi Fantasi Indosiar (commonly abbreviated as AFI) was Indonesia's second reality television show after Popstars Indonesia in which a number of contestants called students competed for the winning title and a chance to start their career in the entertainment industry.

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The first season premiered at the end of November 2003 and was one of Indosiar's highest-rated shows.[ citation needed ] The theme song entitled "Menuju Puncak" was the same as Akademi Fantasia from Malaysia, composed by Aubrey Suwito.

The format of the show was taken from La Academia , which originated in Mexico. Indonesia is the second country in Southeast Asia, after Malaysia, to have its own version of this show. Subsequently, it has also been followed by Thailand. Akademi Fantasi Indosiar was replaced by The Voice Indonesia (also on Indosiar) in 2013.

Host

Judges

Seasons

SeasonWinnerRunner-upThirdOther Contestants (In Order of Elimination)
AFI 1Veri AffandiPetrus Kia SubanMawar Dhimas Febra Purwanti
  • Sifera Dewi Nazarina
  • Rini Astuti
  • Dicky Hariadi
  • Romy
  • Melissa Felicia Wuwungan
  • Ismail Rojali
  • Yenny Rizkyanti
  • Herawati
  • Dewi Lastmi
AFI 2Theodora Meilani SetyawatiHaikal NasutionMicky Octapatika [1]
  • Nia Kartika Putri
  • Cindy Carolina Sibarani
  • R. Setya Adi Dharma
  • Aditya Putra Widjaya
  • Pasha Dina Widjaya Sihombing
  • Febriane Nur Permata Rindu
  • Ratna Yulia Nining
  • Amalia Soraya
  • Jovita Indah Puspitasari
AFI 3Putu Sutha NatawijayaAlvin KurniawanEdwin Haluoleo Agus Mokodompit
  • Eky Renata
  • Dessy Febianti
  • Randy Larry Heratta
  • Adinda Intan Permatasari
  • Lestari Utami
  • Yuke Elvandari
  • Jelita Novalintina Tobing
  • Shelly Puspita
AFI 4calledAFI 2005Ade Alfonso PattihahuwanIndri Tribuana SunarhatieJissindo Beaugeste "Bojes"
  • Prastiwi Dwiarti
  • Luri Dini Ayu Safitri
  • Purnawan Anjar Kusumo Booedojo
  • Rizwar Rizali
  • Kartika Yudia Ramlan
  • Fibri Hening MAM
  • Yongki Dri Atmoko
  • I Dewa Ayu Anggie Santi Lestari
  • Arjuna Prima Iskandar
AFI 5calledAFI 2006Tri Widi NugrohoAndi NugrohoMega Dirilla
  • Arif Taufan
  • Marina Wolayan
  • Hendrizal
  • Rita Elizabeth Tomasoa
  • Maolyza Oktavianus
  • Luh Paramita Ardianthi
  • Takaeda
  • Herry Ansyar "Anca"
  • Vindra Artha Kusuma

Show format

AFI is headed by a school principal. Each season at AFI is held in one prime concert, nine Elimination concerts, one E-Club concert (Elimination Club, for AFI 1 to 4, and Wildcard for AFI season 5), one concert Road To Grand Final (at AFI seasons 4 and 5), one Grand Final concert, and one Inauguration concert. In each concert, the academics will be commented on by three commentators, one permanent commentator, and two guest commentators. AFI has 12 academics in each season. They are put in a dormitory to be quarantined and taught various things related to singing, dancing, acting, English, and so on. Champions from AFI are entitled to cash, tour packages, and a luxury car unit. When the Inauguration concert was over, they went straight into the recording kitchen to make a compilation album from Indosiar's collaboration with Sony Music Indonesia.
AFI voting system is via SMS and Premium Call. Academics with the lowest votes must be eliminated every week. AFI has five designs, namely:

Programme history

In 2003, the Indonesian television world was filled with various soap opera shows and minimal talent search shows. Indosiar, creatively bought the Akademi Fantasia Malaysia broadcasting rights at Astro Ria and La Academia Mexico at TV Azteca at the end of 2003. AFI is a talent search event that popularized reality shows in Indonesia. Starting from auditions in four major cities, Medan, Jakarta, Bandung, and Surabaya, 12 academics were chosen to compete in AFI. This event is looking for a winner who is expected to succeed in the Indonesian music scene. With concerts held every week and involving the audience as a determinant of eliminated academics, this program was quite popular because it gave a new color to the talent search program that existed at that time.

AFI has many attractions that make people keep on following it, including the theme song Menuju Puncak and its choreography, moments of elimination involving audience emotions, transparent SMS polls that make viewers vying to send SMS and Premium Call, drama in academic life at the hostel AFI, and many more. The event won an award at the Panasonic Awards 2004 and was nominated in 2005 and 2006. AFI's presence made history on Indonesian television so that in 2013, NET, a new private television present in Indonesia showed the choreography Menuju Puncak during the launch event. AFI is finally always remembered as the most phenomenal event ever in Indonesia and as the most transparent event in the SMS poll. [2]

Season synopsis

Season 1 (2003–2004)

In the first season, the Indosiar and AFI judges selected candidates for their students or so-called "academics" from 4 major cities in Indonesia, including Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya and Medan. From the 4 cities, an audition was held which was attended by thousands of participants to get 12 people who would later be selected to be educated by lecturers during approximately 90 days in Jakarta.

In early December 2003, the 12 AFI academics were introduced through two non-elimination concerts. The first Elimination Concert was held at the end of December with an SMS and premium call scoring system. After 9 weeks of holding the Elimination Concert, the first season of the Akademi Fantasi Indosiar (2003–2004) was won by Veri Affandi, Medan audition finalist who succeeded in eliminating Kia Suban and Mawar Febra on the night of the Grand Final by pocketing more than 42% of SMS from Indosiar viewers.

Veri's unexpected victory when viewed from the first season trip which favoured Mawar and Dicky at the beginning of the week, made many people judge Veri's victory was only due to popularity and stories about Veri's past that touched the hearts of viewers, especially mothers. The comments and good performances displayed by Mawar and Kia on the night of the Grand Final still did not make Veri's SMS poll able to be overtaken. Veri whose past is told is enough to reap a lot of bitter trips to make the SMS poll suddenly jump towards the 7th week, and cannot be pursued until the night of the Grand Final by other finalists, including Mawar.

Season One Elimination chart

Top sms Bottom sms Eliminated
Stage:Elimination Concert
Week:Elimination 1 (20 December 2003) Elimination 2 (27 December 2003) Elimination 3 (03 January 2004) Elimination 4 (10 January 2004) Elimination 5 (17 January 2004) Elimination 6 (24 January 2004) Elimination 7 (31 January 2004) Elimination 8 (14 February 2004) Elimination 9 (21 February 2004) Grand Final (28 February 2004)
Position Finalist Result
1Veri Afandi Top SMSTop SMSTop SMSWinner
2Kia Suban Bottom 2Runner-up 1
3Mawar Febra Top SMSTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSBottom 2Bottom 2Runner-up 2
4Ve Nazarina Top SMSBottom 2Elim
5Rini Astuti Bottom 3Bottom 3Bottom 3Elim
6Dicky Haryadi Bottom 3Elim
7Romi Kartiko Bottom 3Bottom 2Elim
8Icha Wuwungan Bottom 2Bottom 2Bottom 2Elim
9Smile Rozali Bottom 3Bottom 3Elim
10Yenny Rizkiyanti Elim
11Herawati Bottom 2Elim
12Dewi Lastmi Elim

Season 2 (2004)

After success in the first season, AFI then held a similar event titled Akademi Fantasi Indosiar 2, which was held only one week after the AFI 1 ended. What distinguishes AFI 2 from AFI 1 is the aspect of choosing 12 academics that enter quarantine. After getting 18 prospective academics through 9 audition cities (Jakarta, Medan, Bandung, Semarang, Yogyakarta & Surabaya), the 12 AFI 2 academics were selected by Indosiar viewers through SMS & Call Premium polls in two Pre-Elimination concerts.

In the Pre-elimination concert 1 was selected Micky and Cindy from Jakarta, Rindu and Lia from Bandung and Pasha and Haikal from Medan. Academic candidates from Jakarta who were eliminated at the Pre-Elimination 1 concert named Purie Andriani are now better known as Purie Mahadewi. The following week, at the Pre-elimination 2 Concert Tia and Nana were selected from Semarang, Adit and Nia from Surabaya and Adi and Jovita from Yogyakarta.

After holding nine Elimination concerts, AFI 2 was won by Tia from Semarang. Tia, who every week managed to get positive comments from the judges, was also able to record some of her best performances through the song My All (Mariah Carey), Tak Ku Duga (Ruth Sahanaya), Bring Me To Live (Evanessence) and Pengabdian Cinta (Krisdayanti). On the night of the Grand Final Tia won 42% of the vote defeating Haikal and Micky. The Grand Final of AFI 2 was one of the most popular television event at the time with high rating.

Season Two Elimination chart

Top sms Bottom sms Eliminated
Stage:Pre EliminationElimination Concert
Week:Group 1 (13 March 2004) Group 2 (20 March 2004) Elimination 1 (10 April 2004) Elimination 2 (17 April 2004) Elimination 3 (24 April 2004) Elimination 4 (01 May 2004) Elimination 5 (08 May 2004) Elimination 6 (15 May 2004) Elimination 7 (22 May 2004) Elimination 8 (05 June 2004) Elimination 9 (12 June 2004) Grand Final (19 June 2004)
Position Finalist Result
1Theodora Meilani Setyawati (Tia) Top SMSTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSWinner
2Haikal Nasution 2nd SMS8 Top SMSTop SMSBottom 2Runner-up 1
3Micky Octapatika Top SMS6 Top SMSBottom 2Runner-up 2
4Nia Kartika Putri 2nd SMS2 Bottom 3Elim
5Cindy Carolina Sibarani 2nd SMS5 Bottom 3Bottom 3Bottom 2Bottom 2Elim
6R. Setia Adi Darma Top SMSBottom 2Bottom 2Bottom 2Bottom 3Elim
7Aditya Wijaya (Adit) Top SMSBottom 3Elim
8Pasha Dina Widjaya Sihombing Top SMSBottom 33 Bottom 2Elim
9Rindu Febiane Nur Permata Top SMS7 Bottom 3Elim
10Nana Yulia Nining Kusumawati 2nd SMSBottom 24 Elim
11 Amalia Soraya 2nd SMSElim
12Jovita Dwi Indah Puspitasari 2nd SMSElim
13–18Yudhistira Adi PermanaElim
Vedita Ratih Dewayani
Lola Anastasia Frans
Bastian Elmori TobingElim
Purie Andriani
Nining Wahyuni

Season 3 (2004)

In AFI 3 there are 3 additional cities in Denpasar, Makassar and Palembang in the auditing process. To determine the top 12 academics, 3 representatives from each audition city will be screened again through 3 pre-elimination concerts. Under the judgment of Trie Utami, Tamam Hosein and Alm. Harry Roesli representative from each of the audition cities will be chosen, those who qualify as the top 9 academics are INTAN (Jakarta) and RANDY (Makassar) from Pre-elimination Concert 1, DESY (Medan), SUTHA (Denpasar) and EKY (Surabaya) from Pre-elimination 2, as well as RIFKY (Semarang), TARI (Bandung), YUKE (Palembang) and SHELLY (Yogyakarta) from Pre-elimination 3. To complete 12 Academics, 3 other finalists were chosen based on the jury's choice of candidates failed academy. Those who qualify as wild cards are LEO (Makassar), ALVIN (Yogyakarta) and JELITA (Jakarta).

AFI 3 recorded 3 new records in the history of AFI. The first by leaving all men in the Grand Final, the only remaining female finalists, Eky, were eliminated in the last 4. The second record with the difference in the acquisition of the SMS Grand Final was very thin Sutha with Alvin. Sutha won AFI 2 with an SMS number of 38.61%, followed by Alvin with 38.57%, Leo at 0.04%. The third record is obtained from Sutha as the youngest AFI winner in his class, which is 18 years old.

Third Season Elimination chart

Top SMS Bottom SMS Eliminated
Stage:Konser Elimination
Week:Elimination 1 (July 31, 2004) Elimination 2 (07/08/2004) Elimination 3 (August 14, 2004) Elimination 4 (August 21, 2004) Elimination 5 (August 28, 2004) Elimination 6 (04/09/2004) Elimination 7 (11/09/2004) Elimination 8 (September 18, 2004) Elimination 9 (September 25, 2004) Grand Final (09/10/2004)
Position Finalist Hasil
1Putu Sutha Natawijaya Top SMSTop SMSTop SMSWinner
2Alvin Kurniawan Top SMSTop SMSBtm 3Top SMSTop SMSRunner-up 1
3Leo Mokodompit Top SMSBtm 2Runner-up 2
4Eky Renata Btm 3Btm 2Elim
5Rifky Adi Prakoso Btm 2Btm 2Btm 3Btm 3Btm 3Top SMSBtm 2Elim
6Desy Febrianti Btm 3Btm 2Btm 2Btm 2Elim
7Randy Larry Rehatta Elim
8Intan Permatasari Btm 2Elim
9Lestari UtamiElim
10Yuke Elvandari Elim
11Jelita Novalentina Tobing Btm 3Elim
12Shelly Puspitasari Elim

Season 4 (2005)

In the fourth season, AFI no longer uses numbers behind it, but uses years. Therefore, AFI in this fourth season often we know AFI 2005. AFI 2005 is arguably the savior of AFI, because in the third season, AFI experienced a slight decrease in rating because the audience had begun to saturate. However, in AFI 2005, the saturation could be overcome and eventually the AFI rating experienced an increase. The AFI 2005 election system is slightly different from the previous season. AFI 2005 auditions were held in 11 major cities in Indonesia. To enter the AFI dormitory, they must take part in a selection concert where the concert classifies academics in the Hip and Hop groups. The support system is still using SMS and Call Premium. At the Hip Hop concert, the cities of Medan and Palembang failed to send their representatives, namely Nonie and Marissa because they were eliminated. Marissa was first eliminated in the Hip group. Whereas Nonie was eliminated when determining the top 6 Hop groups. In the end, the best 12 were selected, namely BOJES (Jakarta), TIKA & TIWI (Bandung), FIBRI (Semarang), YONGKI & ANJAR (Yogyakarta), LURI (Surabaya), DEWA (Denpasar), INDRI & ARJUNA (Makassar), RIZWAR ( Banjarmasin) and ADE (Manado). AFI 2005 is the youngest and freshest AFI compared to other AFI's.

Top 12 AFI 2005 contestants were:

Eliminated Contestants on The HIP HOP concert Round:

Four Season Elimination Chart

Top SMS Bottom SMS Eliminated
Stage:HIP & HOPElimination Concert
Week:Grup11 (01/05/2005-02/05/2005) 22 (08/05/2005-09/05/2005) 33 (15/05/2005-16/05/2005) 44 (22/05/2005-23/05/2005) 55 (29/05/2005-30/05/2005) 6Elimination 1 (12/06/2005) Elimination 2 (June 19, 2005) 7Elimination 3 (June 26, 2005) Elimination 4 (03/07/2005) 8Elimination 5 (10/07/2005) Elimination 6 (July 17, 2005) Elimination 7 (July 24, 2005) Elimination 8 (August 14, 2005) Elimination 9 (August 21, 2005) Grand Final (03/09/2005)
Position Finalist Result
1Ade Alfonso PattihahuanHOPBtm 2Btm 2Top SMSBtm 2Winner
2Indri Sunarhatie TribhuanaHOPTop SMSBtm 3Top SMSBtm 4Btm 2Top SMSBtm 2Top SMSRunner-up 1
3Bojes Jisindo BeaugesteHOPTop SMSTop SMSBtm 3Btm 2Runner-up 2
4Purnawan Anjar KusumoHOPBtm 3Btm 3Top SMSElim
5Luri Dhini SalfitriHIPTop 1Btm 2Btm 2Btm 3Btm 3Elim
6Prastiwi DwiartiHOPBtm 2Top SMSTop SMSElim
7Rizwar RizaliHIPBtm 2Top SMSBtm 3Top SMSElim
8Kartika Yudia RamlanHIPTop SMSTop SMSTop SMSBtm 3Btm 2Top SMSTop SMSBtm 2Elim
9Fibri Hening M.A.MHIPBtm 3Elim
10Yongki DriatmokoHIPBtm 2Elim
11Dewa Anggie Santi L.HOPBtm 3Top SMSBtm 3Btm 3Elim
12Arjuna PrimaHIPBtm 2Btm 2Elim
13–14Justicia TishaHIPElim
Nonie ElsaHOPBtm 2Btm 2Btm 2
15–16Rika IndahHIPBtm 3Btm 3Btm 3Elim
Iwan KurniawanHOPBtm 3
17–18BennyHIPBtm 2Elim
Fauzia A.RHOP
19–20Ari SanjayaHIPElim
Bunga NadaHOPBtm 3
21–22MarissaHIPElim
Rafika UtamiHOP
  • 1 Many argue that competition in the HOP Group is more stringent than the HIP group. Names like Indri, Nonie, Ade who are considered the most qualified must be in the bottom 3 in week 5 of the HOP
  • 2 HIP: Tika the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Rika, Benny & Marisa(ELIM). Trie Utami chose Marisa because she felt Marisa's pitch control was a mess
  • HOP: Bojes the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Bunga, Nonie & Fika(ELIM). Trie Utami chose Fika because Fika appeared very flat
  • 3HIP: Tika the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Rika, Arjuna & Ari(ELIM). Trie Utami chose Ari because it was judged to be true throughout the song while singing Berhenti Berharap (Sheila On 7)
  • HOP: Bojes the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Dewa, Tiwi & Bunga(ELIM). Trie Utami chooses Bunga because Bunga are not suitable for pop genres
  • 4HIP: Tika the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Rika, Rizwar & Benny(ELIM). Trie Utami chose Benny because throughout the song Puteri (Jamrud), Benny unconsciously took one note higher than the original
  • HOP: Dewa the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Iwan, Nonie & Fauzi(ELIM). Trie Utami reluctantly chose Fauzi to save Nonie and Iwan
  • 5HIP: Rizwar the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Tika, Yongki& Rika(ELIM). Trie Utami chose Rika with the consideration that Rika was always in the bottom 3
  • HOP: Indri the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Dewa, Nonie & Iwan(ELIM). Trie Utami reluctantly chose Iwan to save Nonie and Dewa
  • 6HIP: Luri the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Rizwar, Arjuna & Tisya(ELIM). Trie Utami reluctantly chose Tisya because Arjuna and Rizwar rated more character. Viewers actually predict Yongki in the bottom 3
  • HOP: Tiwi the highest SMS acquisition, Bottom 3 Indri, Ade & Noni(ELIM). Trie Utami reluctantly chose Nonie to save Indri and Ade
  • 7 Luri suddenly fainted after hearing the Fibri was eliminated, due to the shock of her relapsing heart disease.

Season 5

The fifth season with the name Akademi Fantasi Indosiar 2006 was won by Widi. This season gave the winner a trip to Las Vegas and got a chance to meet up with Celine Dion.

Fifth Season Elimination chart

Safe first Safe second Eliminated
Stage:Spectacular Show
Week:6/4 6/11 6/18 6/25 7/2 7/9 7/16 7/23 7/30 8/6 8/13
Place Contestant Result
1Tri Widi Nugroho Winner
2Mega Dirilla Btm 3Runner-up
3Andi Btm 3Btm 2Elim
4Rita Tomasoa Btm 3Btm 2Elim
5Arin Waluyan Btm 2Btm 2Btm 3Btm 3Btm 3Btm 2Elim
6Hendri Btm 3Btm 2Btm 2Btm 2Elim
7Taufan Elim
8Maolyza Oktavianus Btm 2Elim
9Dian Elim
10Takeda Elim
11Anca Btm 3Elim
12Vindra Artha Kusuma Elim

Season 6

Indosiar has make an official announcement that the sixth season will return in 2013 after Ramadhan.

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