Star Search 10

[metalslug]

http://blogs.xin.sg/starsearch10/

About Star Search 10
promo8 on 12 Apr 2010

2010.

10th installment of STAR SEARCH.

10 Male and 10 Female Promising Stars.

The ONE talent search event you don’t want to miss!

MediaCorp Channel 8’s “Star Search” is undoubtedly the most successful platform for discovering acting talent in Singapore. The long and illustrious list of alumni includes Zoe Tay, Chew Chor Meng, Christopher Lee, Qi Yuwu, Yvonne Lim, Felicia Chin and so on. This year, we will be organizing the 10th installment of Star Search. Not only will it be the door to stardom, it will also be an opportunity for us to reminisce the numerous stars that were found who have brightened up our lives over the years.

Search Area:
Taiwan, China, Malaysia, Singapore

Hosts:
Guo Liang, Quan Yi Fong, Dasmond Koh

Telecast Details:
Starting 30 Aug 2010, every Monday, 8pm, Channel 8
Semi Final: 14 Nov 2010, Sunday, 8pm
Grand Final: 5 Dec 2010, Sunday, 7pm

Click on the link below for Audition Dates and Locations.
Should you have queries, please email us at [email protected]

 

[metalslug]

<<<Star Search started out as a Singapore local talent show, restricted to residents of Singapore. In 1999, the show expanded to include regions such as Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Guangzhou (China).

The show's theme song was composed by Chen Jia Ming and Iskandar Ismail.>>>


Singaporean locals not talented is it? Still wasting taxpayers' money to find talents overseas once again...

 

[KNNBCCB]

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Singaporean locals not talented is it? Still wasting taxpayers' money to find talents overseas once again...

Not only search for talented wat... the looks and face also play be..r..y important role leh... Look at the Miss Singapore contestants... All the face look like kena langgar lori 3x ...

 

[wrcboi]

they should just search taiwan, Xiamen (Fujian, China) where the accent is lighter and easy to understand...and raise the standard of mandarin as well....

without quan and guo liang there are no quality host in sg....

 

[Sideswipe]

The female contestants.

Singaporeans.

 

[Sideswipe]

Foreigners.

IMO, their looks all cannot make it. ( from photo )

 

[hotbot]

I saw one has a mole near the mouth, quite sexy,wonder if there is any horny mole near the breast?

 

[youth123]

Mediscorp sucks!

 

[KuanTi01]

they should just search taiwan, Xiamen (Fujian, China) where the accent is lighter and easy to understand...and raise the standard of mandarin as well....

without quan and guo liang there are no quality host in sg....

I fully agree. These foreign-born Sinkaporeans are natural, accomplished and polished! Local comperes are over-the-top, tried too hard and in the process come across as amateurish, jarring,uninspiring and even irritating.

 

[depeche]

Some of the contestants are still alright lah...they must also know how to act...

 

[no_faith]

I saw one has a mole near the mouth, quite sexy,wonder if there is any horny mole near the breast?

since when u prefer gals to man?

back to topic, sum foreigners wan to get instant fame cuz cmi in their homeland.
still sum are gd farking material.

 

[metalslug]

I will support Singaporeans only.

Rather watch "Ai"* than this Pro-FT show...



*No need to watch everyday, can catchup on xinmsn and/or fastforward on the Internet...

The female contestants.

Singaporeans.

 

[Perspective]

IMO, their looks all cannot make it. ( from photo )

Alright to me. Your standard so high?

The slate when compared to the yearly Ms Singapore World slate, looks better.

 

[silverfox@]

They are all unpolished yet.

Look at Ann Kok, Lai Yi Ling, then and after Star Search. So different.

Even Quan Yi Feng's bust upsize already

 

[po2wq]

... <IMG src="http://img810.imageshack.us/img810/4720/mikag.jpg" width=100></IMG> ...

of all des fotos, me tink tis 1 looks gd ...

 

[metalslug]

Hmmmm... 3 Singaporean guys and only 1 Singaporean gal qualified for the finale tonight... Must show them support...

 

[cooleo]

Star Search is a joke for aspiring wannabes gunning for a shot at mediocre local productions. In U.S actors consider acting as a craft. In Sinkie?

 

[annexa]

Please la, mediacorpse shows all becoming like mass religion study preaching show with many subtle preachings say traditional chinese religion fuck up and sponsor religion damn good. I don't even want to watch the fuckup productions anymore.

 

[metalslug]

Mediacorp Star Search 10 is being unfair to the Singaporean finalists...


http://www.todayonline.com/Entertainment/Television/EDC101206-0000010/A-star-is-born

A star is born

Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts Lui Tuck Yew (centre) presenting the trophy to Jeffery Xu, winner of Star Search 2010. Applauding the winner is MediaCorp CEO Lucas Chow. Photo by DON WONG

by May Seah 08:01 AM Dec 06, 2010A star was officially found at the Star Search 2010 Grand Finals last night at the MediaCorp TV Theatre. Twenty-two-year-old Jeffrey Xu (left) from Shanghai won the champion's trophy, along with $30,000 in cash and a two-year contract with MediaCorp.

The second runner-up was 20-year-old Peggy Lin, also from Shanghai. Singaporean Adeline Lim, 22, came in third. They received $10,000 and $5,000, respectively. The scores were determined by a panel of judges comprising MediaCorp deputy CEO (Television) Chang Long Jong; MediaCorp senior vice-president of Chinese Drama Productions Kok Len Shoong; MediaCorp artistes Zoe Tay and Fann Wong; and Hong Kong artistes Lawrence Cheng Tan Shui and Ha Yu.

The three-hour 'live' show was hosted by Quan Yifeng, Dasmond Koh and Guo Liang, with Minister for Information, Communication and the Arts Lui Tuck Yew (centre) presiding as guest-of-honour. Applauding the winner is MediaCorp CEO Lucas Chow.

Ten finalists from Singapore, Malaysia and China showed off their talent in song-and-dance numbers, in a question-and-answer segment which tested their eloquence, as well as by re-enacting scenes from MediaCorp dramas. In the audience were Star Search alumni including Lina Ng, Jazreel Low and Chew Chor Meng.

'I never imagined I'd be the champion!' Xu told Today. 'The best I had hoped for was to place in the top three.' In his acceptance speech, a teary Xu said: 'I've been lucky. So many people have helped me. Everyone has worked hard; everyone is a champion.'

 

[sir cum-a-lot]

the mainlanders sweep the prizes for 1 simple reason, they can read/memorize the chinese scripts better than the locals.