Kampung Girl Episode 10
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Kampung QuestGenreReality-showCreated byFeisal AzizuddinOpening theme
*’Live The Adventure’ by Phil Larson
*’This Adventure Is For You’ by Amanda OeiCountry of originMalaysiaOriginal languageEnglishNo. of seasons3No. of episodes21ProductionExecutive producersProducers
*Ghif Suleiman
*Jaffrin Shahrom
*Rethish RaghuProduction locationsKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaRunning timeapprox. 30 minutesProduction companiesReleaseOriginal networkWebsiteOriginal releaseJanuary 1, 2014 –
presentExternal linksWebsite
*Kampung Girl Episode 10 Episode
*Kampung Girl Episode 10 Recap
*Kampung Girl Episode 100
Kampung Boy is a Malaysian animated television series first broadcast in 1997. It is about the adventures of a young boy, Mat, and his life in a kampung (village). The series is adapted from the best-selling graphical novel The Kampung Boy, an autobiography of local cartoonist Lat.Comprising two seasons and 26 episodes—one of which won an Annecy Award—the series was first shown on. Watch the latest episodes of This Is Us or get episode details on NBC.com. Kampung Boy showcases lots of real-life ups-and-downs of rural lifestyle in the typical kampung. Dato’ Lat, the creator of Kampung Boy, is a very popular cartoonist in Malaysia. His comics appear regularly in Malaysian newspapers, always poking fun at Malaysians, the Malaysian attitude and plain everyday life in.
IQIYI is the world’s leading online movie and video streaming website, offering TV dramas, movies, variety shows, animation, and other quality content. Our excellent content and services let you watch to your heart’s content, anytime and anywhere. Tsukuyomi ups patcher.Kampung Quest is a reality game show produced in Malaysia. In the show, contestants are divided into two camps; one isolated in the jungle and the other in a ’kampung’ (village) house. Each day the camps compete in challenges where they can earn survival items. The contestants are progressively eliminated at a campfire where members of the camp can vote off one another until only one final contestant is left and is crowned ’Winner of Kampung Quest’.
The show concept was created by Feisal Azizuddin in May 2013, with show production starting in June 2013.:[1] Jubler tutorial for mac. The show is largely set outdoors in Malaysia.
Kampung Quest is an independent production by two brothers, Feisal and Iskander Azizuddin.[2] The show features 10 urban Malaysians who compete against each other in physical, mental and social challenges, called ‘quests’.Overview[edit]10 urban Malaysians, known in the show as Urbanites are placed in a rural setting and put through a series of quests over a period of 7 days. The urbanites are split into two camps of five; Merantau Camp and Merapi Camp. Both camps are set daily challenges, ’quests’, which their team must win if they wish to sleep the night in the kampung house. The losing camp has to stay outside overnight as well as vote one of their own out of the show.Each day consists of three key events; the Reward Quest, the Elimination Quest and The Campfire. In the Reward Quest, both camps compete to be rewarded with sponsored prizes. In the Elimination Quest, both camps compete for basic necessity items (shampoo, inflatable pillow) and to be exempted from attending the campfire where the losing camp will have to vote out one member from their camp.Feisal & Iskander Azizuddin, Creator & Executive Producer of Kampung QuestContestants[edit]Kampung Girl Episode 10 EpisodeContestants for each season are selected from applicants who have to submit a 15-second video describing why they should be on the show. The applicants are shortlisted to 20 potential contestants who are then interviewed by the producers before further narrowed down to the final 10. Contestants are chosen based on several criteria such as image, personality, communication skills as well as the ability to speak English.[3] Contestants on the show are referred to as ’Urbanites’ indicating their urban background and city upbringing.The Urbanites of Season 2Camps[edit]Kampung Girl Episode 10 Recap
10 urbanites are divided into 2 camps - a mixture of male and female. The camps compete against each other until later in the game, they compete individually.Quests[edit]
Each day there are 3 quests[4]
*Physical quest: Tests the urbanites’ strength, agility and team work.
*Mental quest: Tests the urbanites’ thinking, logic and mind over matter.
*Social quests: Puts the urbanites’ in social conundrums by pitting them against fellow camp membersThe Campfire[edit]
The losing camp of the elimination quest (usually the final quest of the day) will have vote out one of their camp members. Camps who attend the campfire (the losing camp) will have to live in the Malaysian jungle for a night, until the next elimination quest.Production[edit]Creators & Producers[edit]
The show was created by Feisal Azizuddin with his brother, Iskander Azizuddin as Executive Producer. For the first season, Ghifari Suleiman was a consultant producer on the show.The concept of Kampung Quest began in early 2013. A detailed episode script and challenge obstacles breakdown was complete in May 2013. Feisal and Iskander had previously been producing corporate and wedding videos. Being a reality show fan, Feisal developed a reality show concept inspired by Survivor, Amazing Race and Big Brother. The word ’kampung’ means village in the Malaysian language.[5]
Prior to filming, the production crew carried out locations and quests planning, and also simulated the quests. Principal photography was completed by September 2013. Feisal and Iskander opted for guerrilla filmmaking. Kampung Quest was filmed 30 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur, on the outskirts of Gombak. The ’kampung’ house was part of a ’kampung’ retreat called Alang Manja. The first season of Kampung Quest was filmed by a crew of 6 people.[6]Kampung Girl Episode 100Kampung Quest cost approximately RM150,000 to produce.[7] It was produced with no outside funding.Soundtrack[edit]
The theme song for Kampung Quest is titled ’This Adventure is for You’, composed by Amanda Oei.
The soundtrack for Season 2 was composed by American composer, Phil Larson.[8] Larson was contacted by Iskander and Feisal after seeing his compositions on AudioJungle.net.[9]Contestants[edit]The show was initially set to feature 8 contestants. Contestant submissions were opened from July to August 2013.
Towards the end of August, due to a large number of applications, this was changed 10 contestants. Most of the contestants reside in Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia.[citation needed]The producers shortlisted suitable candidates of whom each were interviewed before selecting the final 10 urbanites. The selected contestants ranged from students to young working adults from diverse cultural backgrounds.Host[edit]
Kampung Quest is hosted by Jeremy Teo,[10] a Malaysian radio deejay[11] who joined the production in season two and was signed again for season three.Season One[edit]The contestants in the first season were Wei-sheng, Nadia, Deborah, Cheryl, Mikey, James, Hani, Ivan, Prav and ZuraSeason One was aired online and then broadcast on the HyppTV network in October 2014.[12]Season Two[edit]The contestants in the second season were Ashley, Jason, Nik Danial, Ming, Dini, Mia, Thivian, Aveena, Cindy, and Boey.
In Season Two, the contestants were exposed to the traditional performing arts, such as the face-mask changing dance (Bian Lian), the classical Indian dance of Odissi, and the sounds of the Malay gamelan ensemble.Season Two had a limited release on a private server and then subsequently aired on YouTube end 2015.Episodes[edit]SeasonEpisodeTitleQuestsApprox. duration1OneThe Adventure BeginsKambing Run, Bamboo Task, Teka-Teki-Tiki32 mins1TwoSoakedCulture Stock, Rope Task, The Sungai34 mins1ThreeThe Art of Sleeping OutsideSatu Teh Tarik, Baling Selipar Task, Galah Panjang32 mins1FourSink or SwimGuli Golf, Raft Task, Have Raft Will Travel32 mins1FiveLive The AdventureCili Champion, Shelter Task, The Sumpit34 mins1SixThe Cultured Three32 mins1SevenThe Final CampfireFugee School Visit32 mins1EightRecapitulateEpisode Look-Back32 mins2OneThe Adventure Begins AgainThe Selection Ring20 mins2TwoTwo Sides of the RiverLocal Delicacies, The Sumpit 2.0, Lumpur21 mins2ThreeOne Step Forward, Two Steps BackThe Bamboo Puzzle20 mins2FourSelf SacrificeKampung Quest Fishing, Drag Race24 mins2FiveGettin’ Down & DirtySatu Teh Ais, Padang23 mins2SixTrue CallingConfession Ring, Rambutans20 mins2SevenTorn Between Two BrothersThe Hunt, Only The Strong17 mins2EightThe Game Is Always Evolving18 mins2NinePlaying The GameBalance on Barrel, Wheelbarrow19 mins2TenLive Together, Outlast EveryoneTyre’d Out, Confession Ring24 mins2ElevenThe Pit16 mins2TwelveSchool of Orphans Visit, Face Your Reptile Fear16 mins2ThirteenThe Final Campfire25 minsReferences[edit]
*^Vatsala, Devi. ’Kampung Quest: A Malaysian Reality Show on Facing the Challenges of Rural Living’. ExpatGo. The Expat Group (TEG). Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Venugopal, Anu. ’Kampung Quest: Changing Perceptions Through Reality’. Vanity Shack. Vanity Shack. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Mohamed, Nurjehan. ’Kampung Quest’ reality show gains higher ground’. The Rakyat Post. The Rakyat Post. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^’Feisal Azizuddin, Creator of Kampung Quest’. The Asian Entrtepreneur. The Asian Entrepreneur. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Wong, Boon Ken. ’Balik Kampung: The Reality TV Show’. Poskod.My. Poskod.My. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^’10 Things About Kampung Quest’. Tallypress. Tallypress. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Tan, Angie. ’Kampung Quest: Back to basics’. The Ant Daily. The Ant Daily. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^’Feisal Azizuddin, Creator of Kampung Quest’. The Asian Entrepreneur. The Asian Entrepreneur. Retrieved 10 March 2016.
*^Dickey, Kelly. ’Pendleton composer creates score for Malaysian reality show’. The Herald Bulletin. The Herald Bulletin. Retrieved 10 March 2016.
*^Mohamed, Nurjehan. ’’Kampung Quest’ reality show gains higher ground’. www.therakyatpost.com. The Rakyat Post. Retrieved 27 June 2016.
*^Lok, JayDee. ’Jeremy Teo’. www.rage.com.my. The Star R.Age. Retrieved 27 June 2016.
*^’Feisal Azizuddin, Creator of Kampung Quest’. The Asian Entrepreneur. The Asian Entrepreneur. Retrieved 10 March 2016.External links[edit]Wikimedia Commons has media related to Kampung Quest.
*Kampung Quest on IMDbRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kampung_Quest_(web_series)&oldid=984585231’
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Kampung QuestGenreReality-showCreated byFeisal AzizuddinOpening theme
*’Live The Adventure’ by Phil Larson
*’This Adventure Is For You’ by Amanda OeiCountry of originMalaysiaOriginal languageEnglishNo. of seasons3No. of episodes21ProductionExecutive producersProducers
*Ghif Suleiman
*Jaffrin Shahrom
*Rethish RaghuProduction locationsKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaRunning timeapprox. 30 minutesProduction companiesReleaseOriginal networkWebsiteOriginal releaseJanuary 1, 2014 –
presentExternal linksWebsite
*Kampung Girl Episode 10 Episode
*Kampung Girl Episode 10 Recap
*Kampung Girl Episode 100
Kampung Boy is a Malaysian animated television series first broadcast in 1997. It is about the adventures of a young boy, Mat, and his life in a kampung (village). The series is adapted from the best-selling graphical novel The Kampung Boy, an autobiography of local cartoonist Lat.Comprising two seasons and 26 episodes—one of which won an Annecy Award—the series was first shown on. Watch the latest episodes of This Is Us or get episode details on NBC.com. Kampung Boy showcases lots of real-life ups-and-downs of rural lifestyle in the typical kampung. Dato’ Lat, the creator of Kampung Boy, is a very popular cartoonist in Malaysia. His comics appear regularly in Malaysian newspapers, always poking fun at Malaysians, the Malaysian attitude and plain everyday life in.
IQIYI is the world’s leading online movie and video streaming website, offering TV dramas, movies, variety shows, animation, and other quality content. Our excellent content and services let you watch to your heart’s content, anytime and anywhere. Tsukuyomi ups patcher.Kampung Quest is a reality game show produced in Malaysia. In the show, contestants are divided into two camps; one isolated in the jungle and the other in a ’kampung’ (village) house. Each day the camps compete in challenges where they can earn survival items. The contestants are progressively eliminated at a campfire where members of the camp can vote off one another until only one final contestant is left and is crowned ’Winner of Kampung Quest’.
The show concept was created by Feisal Azizuddin in May 2013, with show production starting in June 2013.:[1] Jubler tutorial for mac. The show is largely set outdoors in Malaysia.
Kampung Quest is an independent production by two brothers, Feisal and Iskander Azizuddin.[2] The show features 10 urban Malaysians who compete against each other in physical, mental and social challenges, called ‘quests’.Overview[edit]10 urban Malaysians, known in the show as Urbanites are placed in a rural setting and put through a series of quests over a period of 7 days. The urbanites are split into two camps of five; Merantau Camp and Merapi Camp. Both camps are set daily challenges, ’quests’, which their team must win if they wish to sleep the night in the kampung house. The losing camp has to stay outside overnight as well as vote one of their own out of the show.Each day consists of three key events; the Reward Quest, the Elimination Quest and The Campfire. In the Reward Quest, both camps compete to be rewarded with sponsored prizes. In the Elimination Quest, both camps compete for basic necessity items (shampoo, inflatable pillow) and to be exempted from attending the campfire where the losing camp will have to vote out one member from their camp.Feisal & Iskander Azizuddin, Creator & Executive Producer of Kampung QuestContestants[edit]Kampung Girl Episode 10 EpisodeContestants for each season are selected from applicants who have to submit a 15-second video describing why they should be on the show. The applicants are shortlisted to 20 potential contestants who are then interviewed by the producers before further narrowed down to the final 10. Contestants are chosen based on several criteria such as image, personality, communication skills as well as the ability to speak English.[3] Contestants on the show are referred to as ’Urbanites’ indicating their urban background and city upbringing.The Urbanites of Season 2Camps[edit]Kampung Girl Episode 10 Recap
10 urbanites are divided into 2 camps - a mixture of male and female. The camps compete against each other until later in the game, they compete individually.Quests[edit]
Each day there are 3 quests[4]
*Physical quest: Tests the urbanites’ strength, agility and team work.
*Mental quest: Tests the urbanites’ thinking, logic and mind over matter.
*Social quests: Puts the urbanites’ in social conundrums by pitting them against fellow camp membersThe Campfire[edit]
The losing camp of the elimination quest (usually the final quest of the day) will have vote out one of their camp members. Camps who attend the campfire (the losing camp) will have to live in the Malaysian jungle for a night, until the next elimination quest.Production[edit]Creators & Producers[edit]
The show was created by Feisal Azizuddin with his brother, Iskander Azizuddin as Executive Producer. For the first season, Ghifari Suleiman was a consultant producer on the show.The concept of Kampung Quest began in early 2013. A detailed episode script and challenge obstacles breakdown was complete in May 2013. Feisal and Iskander had previously been producing corporate and wedding videos. Being a reality show fan, Feisal developed a reality show concept inspired by Survivor, Amazing Race and Big Brother. The word ’kampung’ means village in the Malaysian language.[5]
Prior to filming, the production crew carried out locations and quests planning, and also simulated the quests. Principal photography was completed by September 2013. Feisal and Iskander opted for guerrilla filmmaking. Kampung Quest was filmed 30 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur, on the outskirts of Gombak. The ’kampung’ house was part of a ’kampung’ retreat called Alang Manja. The first season of Kampung Quest was filmed by a crew of 6 people.[6]Kampung Girl Episode 100Kampung Quest cost approximately RM150,000 to produce.[7] It was produced with no outside funding.Soundtrack[edit]
The theme song for Kampung Quest is titled ’This Adventure is for You’, composed by Amanda Oei.
The soundtrack for Season 2 was composed by American composer, Phil Larson.[8] Larson was contacted by Iskander and Feisal after seeing his compositions on AudioJungle.net.[9]Contestants[edit]The show was initially set to feature 8 contestants. Contestant submissions were opened from July to August 2013.
Towards the end of August, due to a large number of applications, this was changed 10 contestants. Most of the contestants reside in Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia.[citation needed]The producers shortlisted suitable candidates of whom each were interviewed before selecting the final 10 urbanites. The selected contestants ranged from students to young working adults from diverse cultural backgrounds.Host[edit]
Kampung Quest is hosted by Jeremy Teo,[10] a Malaysian radio deejay[11] who joined the production in season two and was signed again for season three.Season One[edit]The contestants in the first season were Wei-sheng, Nadia, Deborah, Cheryl, Mikey, James, Hani, Ivan, Prav and ZuraSeason One was aired online and then broadcast on the HyppTV network in October 2014.[12]Season Two[edit]The contestants in the second season were Ashley, Jason, Nik Danial, Ming, Dini, Mia, Thivian, Aveena, Cindy, and Boey.
In Season Two, the contestants were exposed to the traditional performing arts, such as the face-mask changing dance (Bian Lian), the classical Indian dance of Odissi, and the sounds of the Malay gamelan ensemble.Season Two had a limited release on a private server and then subsequently aired on YouTube end 2015.Episodes[edit]SeasonEpisodeTitleQuestsApprox. duration1OneThe Adventure BeginsKambing Run, Bamboo Task, Teka-Teki-Tiki32 mins1TwoSoakedCulture Stock, Rope Task, The Sungai34 mins1ThreeThe Art of Sleeping OutsideSatu Teh Tarik, Baling Selipar Task, Galah Panjang32 mins1FourSink or SwimGuli Golf, Raft Task, Have Raft Will Travel32 mins1FiveLive The AdventureCili Champion, Shelter Task, The Sumpit34 mins1SixThe Cultured Three32 mins1SevenThe Final CampfireFugee School Visit32 mins1EightRecapitulateEpisode Look-Back32 mins2OneThe Adventure Begins AgainThe Selection Ring20 mins2TwoTwo Sides of the RiverLocal Delicacies, The Sumpit 2.0, Lumpur21 mins2ThreeOne Step Forward, Two Steps BackThe Bamboo Puzzle20 mins2FourSelf SacrificeKampung Quest Fishing, Drag Race24 mins2FiveGettin’ Down & DirtySatu Teh Ais, Padang23 mins2SixTrue CallingConfession Ring, Rambutans20 mins2SevenTorn Between Two BrothersThe Hunt, Only The Strong17 mins2EightThe Game Is Always Evolving18 mins2NinePlaying The GameBalance on Barrel, Wheelbarrow19 mins2TenLive Together, Outlast EveryoneTyre’d Out, Confession Ring24 mins2ElevenThe Pit16 mins2TwelveSchool of Orphans Visit, Face Your Reptile Fear16 mins2ThirteenThe Final Campfire25 minsReferences[edit]
*^Vatsala, Devi. ’Kampung Quest: A Malaysian Reality Show on Facing the Challenges of Rural Living’. ExpatGo. The Expat Group (TEG). Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Venugopal, Anu. ’Kampung Quest: Changing Perceptions Through Reality’. Vanity Shack. Vanity Shack. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Mohamed, Nurjehan. ’Kampung Quest’ reality show gains higher ground’. The Rakyat Post. The Rakyat Post. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^’Feisal Azizuddin, Creator of Kampung Quest’. The Asian Entrtepreneur. The Asian Entrepreneur. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Wong, Boon Ken. ’Balik Kampung: The Reality TV Show’. Poskod.My. Poskod.My. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^’10 Things About Kampung Quest’. Tallypress. Tallypress. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^Tan, Angie. ’Kampung Quest: Back to basics’. The Ant Daily. The Ant Daily. Retrieved 9 March 2016.
*^’Feisal Azizuddin, Creator of Kampung Quest’. The Asian Entrepreneur. The Asian Entrepreneur. Retrieved 10 March 2016.
*^Dickey, Kelly. ’Pendleton composer creates score for Malaysian reality show’. The Herald Bulletin. The Herald Bulletin. Retrieved 10 March 2016.
*^Mohamed, Nurjehan. ’’Kampung Quest’ reality show gains higher ground’. www.therakyatpost.com. The Rakyat Post. Retrieved 27 June 2016.
*^Lok, JayDee. ’Jeremy Teo’. www.rage.com.my. The Star R.Age. Retrieved 27 June 2016.
*^’Feisal Azizuddin, Creator of Kampung Quest’. The Asian Entrepreneur. The Asian Entrepreneur. Retrieved 10 March 2016.External links[edit]Wikimedia Commons has media related to Kampung Quest.
*Kampung Quest on IMDbRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kampung_Quest_(web_series)&oldid=984585231’
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