Supermodel Me

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Supermodel Me
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Created byKaren Seah
Presented byCharmaine Harn (1-2)
Lisa Selesner (3-5)
Cindy Bishop (6-present)
Judges Lisa Selesner (3-5)
Dominic Lau (3-5)
Ase Wang (3-present)
Yu Tsai (6-present)
Catriona Gray (6-present)
Hanli Hoefer (6-present)
Theme music composerDave Tan
Country of origin Hong Kong (4)
Malaysia (5)
Singapore (1-3, 6-current)
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons6
No. of episodes68
Production
Executive producerKaren Seah
Running time21-23 minutes(season 1-2)
60 minutes(current)
Original release
Network AXN Asia (season 1, 6-current)
KIX (season 2-3)
Diva Universal (season 4-5)
ReleaseJune 16, 2009 (2009-06-16) 
present (present)

SupermodelMe is a multi-platform reality series in which a number aspiring models of Asian heritage compete for a chance to launch their career in the fashion industry. [1] [2]

Contents

Created by Karen Seah and produced by Refinery Media, SupermodelMe has run for three seasons and received nominations for "Best Cross-Platform Content" at the Asian Television Awards 2012 [3] and "Best Non-Fiction" at the International Digital Emmy Awards in 2013. [4]

The series was hosted by Singaporean model Charmaine Harn in its first two seasons. VJ and international Supermodel Lisa Selesner assumed the role of host from the third season onwards. The brand new season is presented by Cindy Bishop, a Thai model and the former host of Asia's Next Top Model .

Show format

Seasons 1 to 2 were 30-minute episodes and from Season 3, the show graduated to 60-minute episodes on cable, although on MediaCorp Channel 5, 30-minute episodes were specially produced. [5] Throughout the series, the contestants are housed together under one roof and made to go through a series of tasks and photo-challenges, most of which bear a strong sporting and competitive angle. Each episode, one contestant is eliminated before a panel of judges until the winning model is chosen from a final three. [6] [7] [8]

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Show logo used from 2013 to 2014

Transmedia presence

Supermodelme is an English language multi-platform, reality-based entertainment programme available across television, the internet and on mobile. [9] [10] Along with weekly television episodes, viewers can follow online webisodes that feature behind-the-scenes footage, extended footage and deleted scenes. [11] Mobile content ranges from introductory biographies of the models to weekly "Confessional" videos. Supermodelme's cross-platform efforts earned it a nomination and "Highly Commended" position for "Best Cross-Platform Content" at the Asian Television Awards 2012, [3] coming in behind CNN-IBN's "The Citizen Journalist Show".

Other technology integration

In 2010, Supermodelme became the first television showout of Asia to ink a deal with popular location-based application Foursquare. [2] [12] The collaboration saw the integration of brands such as DKNY Jeans, with followers of the branded Supermodelme game rewarded with discounts for every virtual ‘Check-In’. In 2011, Refinery Media entered into a partnership with Google's YouTube [13] to distribute Supermodelme content on its site. Refinery Media also pioneered the use of “Hyperspot technology” with its integration into the show's website Supermodelme.tv. [14] The use of “Hyperspot technology” on Supermodelme.tv allowed viewers to attain immediate information and access to whatever brands, products etc. they saw on screen while watching content on the website. [15] [16]

Episodic breakdown

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Sports & Action

Each episode, the models undertake a sports or action-oriented task that pits them against one another in a bid to determine one winner. The winner may receive prizes, rewards or in some cases, extra camera shots or time in their Photo Challenges. [17] [18] Following each task is a Photo Challenge, which is the key elimination element of the show. Here, the contestants are given a set number of camera shots to obtain their best picture for judging. [17] [18] The photo shoots require the utilization of skills acquired from the respective preceding physical tasks. After the photo challenge is over, the contestants will face Supermodelme's celebrity judging panel that will provide feedback on their performance and photographs and proceed to eliminate one contestant. [17] [18]

Judges

JudgeSeasons
1
(2009)
2
(2011)
3
(2012)
4
(2013-2014)
5
(2014-2015)
6
(2021)
Charmaine Harn Main
Olivier Henry Main
Geoff Ang Main
Grace Lee Main
Jeanette Ejlersen Main
Elisabeth Gwee Main Guest
Terence Lee Main
Lee ZhuanGuest Main
Lisa Selesner Main
Ase Wang Main
Dominic Lau Main
Sharon Lim Main
Kim RobinsonGuest Main
Cindy Bishop Guest Main
Yu Tsai Main
Catriona Gray Main
Hanli Hoefer Main

Series evolution

Season 1 of Supermodelme was initially produced for online consumption with 20 webisodes of 10–12 minute lengths and was broadcast on the website Supermodelme.tv. The show was subsequently picked up by cable channel AXN, [19] reformatted for television broadcast and shown in 27 countries.

Season 2 saw Lionsgate's Celestial Tiger Entertainment co-produce Supermodelme for television broadcast in high definition. Weekly 30-minute episodes debuted on KIX and MediaCorp while the series retained its digital content and transmedia presence with accompanying webisodes and mobisodes.

Season 3 (Supermodel Me: Fast & Furious) of Supermodelme was co-produced through a tri-party deal between Celestial Tiger Entertainment, MediaCorp TV and Refinery Media. It saw the introduction of Lisa S., a new host. [20]

Season 4 (Supermodel Me: Femme Fatale) and Season 5 (Supermodel Me: Sirens) have aired, launches on Diva (Asian TV channel) and Azio TV. [21] [22] Season 5 was take place in Malaysia. [23]

The newest Season 6 (Supermodel Me: Revolution) started to air in October 2021 after a seven-year hiatus, with the shooting location being moved back to Singapore. The previous judging panel are mostly replaced by the judging panel of Asia's Next Top Model, with Thai model Cindy Bishop appointed as host and head judge, and Yu Tsai appointed as creative consultant. Ase Wang will return to the judging panel for the fourth time. The show will also mark as the debut of Catriona Gray and Hanli Hoefer in the show's judging panel. [24] Asia's Next Top Model Dana Slosar and Monika Santa Maria were added as the task master. [25]

Partnerships

In 2010 Celestial Tiger Entertainment, the Asian arm of Lionsgate, entered into a partnership with Refinery Media to produce Season 2 and 3 of Supermodelme while additionally securing the rights to broadcast Season 1.

It was announced in 2012 that Supermodelme would make its first foray into China through Sohu and Qiyi and the United States via MYX TV, with the network purchasing the rights to all three seasons of the series. [26] In addition, Supermodelme announced in July 2012 a collaboration with Audi Fashion Festival (AFF) 2013 [27] – the largest annual fashion event in Singapore. [28]

Seasons

SeasonSeason Premiere DateWinnerRunner-upOther contestants in order of eliminationNumber of contestantsDestination(s)Ref.(s)
1
Singapore
16 June 2009Evelyn LeckieChristabel CampbellHelen Swale, Emilia Soh, Yuen Sze Jia, Ciara Schmalfeld, Jenny Fuglsang, Fiona Thomas, Anna Syuhada, Kathlene McKinney10None [29] [30]
2
Singapore
17 March 2011Avalon HalohoMelinda WidjanarkoNiki Niu (quit), Syakella Jazmyn Saiden, Roshni Kaur Soin, Emiko Thein & Anny Lou, Kiani Lee, Elizabeth Moulden, Tanja Widing, Rosie Choovichian, Kym Toussaint12 Bali [31] [32]
3
Singapore
13 March 2012Tiffany WarneNansi SanyaPetrina Ann Pinto, Lynn Yang Wolf (disqualified), Lila Swain, Charlotte Beck, Danielle Lim, Isabelle Du, Venus Hung, Deanna Ibrahim, Jacqueline Milner, Asha Cuthbert12None [33] [15]
4
Hong Kong
18 November 2013Katherine RigbySasha QuaheKarina Curlewis, Stephanie Shen, Chloe Lane, Georgie Gampang-Millar, Ashleigh Martin, Dominique Nguyễn, Roelene Coleman, Yumika Hoskin, Lilly Nguyễn, Ying Liu12 Macau [34] [35]
5
Malaysia
24 November 2014Alexandria BrouhardGabriela LeonardoNadia Christian, Francine Zauner, Irish Ong, Kea Lee, Nicole Söderström, Jasmine Ng, Sharin Keong, Shi Lim, Victoria Blom, Rafaella Leonardo12None [36] [37]
6
Singapore
11 October 2021 Nguyễn Quỳnh Anh Nikki de Moura Claire Lee, Cassandra Laforteza, Wiwi Nguyễn, Jennifer Fredin, Prisca Klose, Melanie Fernandez, TJ Bennett, Isabelle Zhang, Zeline Prabowo, Hannah Cheng-Bradshaw12None [24] [38]

Contestants per country

This is the list of each contestants that competed in Supermodel Me, each country has 1-3 representatives per edition.

SupermodelMe contestants per country
Country/RegionSeason
1 2 3 4 5 6
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Evelyn Alice Leckie

Fiona Thomas Helen Swale

Avalon Haloho Sinabutar

Elizabeth Moulden Kiani Lee Kym Toussaint

Tiffany Leigh Warne

Lilanette Swain

Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China Anny Lou Yu Jie

Niki Niu [lower-alpha 1]

Stephanie Shen

Ying Liu

Isabelle Zhang Tian Yi
Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Hong Kong Asha Cuthbert

Venus Hung

Katherine RigbyTiffany Jane
Flag of India.svg  India Roelene Coleman
Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia Melinda WidjanarkoFrancine ZaunerZeline Prabowo
Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Yumika HoskinGabriela Leonardo

Rafaella Leonardo

Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia Anna Syuhada

Yuen Sze Jia

Syakella JazmynDeanna IbrahimGeorgie MillarKea LeePrisca Klose
Flag of Myanmar.svg  Myanmar Lynn Yang Wolf [lower-alpha 2]
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines Jacqueline MilnerKarina CurlewisIrish Ong

Jasmine Ng

Cassandra Laforteza

Melanie Fernandez

Nikki de Moura

Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore Christabel Campbell

Emilia Soh

Emiko Thein

Roshni Soin

Danielle Lim

Petrina Ann

Ashleigh Martin

Sasha Quahe

Sharin Keong

Shi Lim

Claire Lee

Hannah Cheng-Bradshaw

Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea Jenny FuglsangAlexandria Brouhard

Nadia Christian

Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand Kathlene McKinneyRosie Choovichian

Tanja Widing

Charlotte Beck

Nansi Sanya

Chloe LaneNicole Söderström

Victoria Blom

Jennifer Fredin
Flag of the United States.svg  USA Ciara Schmalfeld
Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam Isabelle DuDominique Nguyen

Lilly Nguyen

Nguyễn Quỳnh Anh

Wiwi Nguyễn

   The contestant in bold won in her respective season.
   The contestant in italic placed as a runner-up in her respective season.
  1. The contestant decided to quit the competition.
  2. The contestant was disqualified in her respective season.

Distributions

Supermodelme has distribution in 13 countries across the globe with a cable television reach of about 30 million people. It is also available all over the world (except China) on Netflix, in original language (English) and subtitles.

CountryProvider
SingaporeMediaCorp Channel 5, Singtel Mio TV, Celestial Tiger, KIX
MalaysiaAstro, Celestial Tiger, KIX
KoreaCelestial Tiger, KIX
PhilippinesSkycable, Celestial Tiger, KIX
IndonesiaIndovision, Centrin TV, Skynindo, Groovia TV, Aora, OkeVision, Celestial Tiger, KIX
CambodiaCelestial Tiger, KIX
VietnamCelestial Tiger, KIX
Thailandbbtv, 1-Sky, Celestial Tiger, KIX
Hong KongTVB Pearl, bbtv, now TV
USADIRECTV, Myx TV, RCN, Time Warner Cable, Cox
ChinaSohu.com, Qiyi.com

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