X Factor Indonesia
Fremantle Media
['lenfilm', 'dc', 'phase 4 films', 'mbc', 'tf1', 'harold lloyd', 'ghibli', 'marvel', 'national geographic', 'pbs', 'thirupathi brothers', 'maurice tourneur', 'embassy pictures corporation', 'pranavam arts', 'wwf', 'dark castle entertainment', 'tms entertainment', 'tango gameworks', 'american international pictures', 'mutant enemy productions', 'monogram pictures', 'mgm studios', '20th century fox', 'lexus', 'star cinema', 'crown film unit', 'hollywood pictures', 'view askew productions', 'jackass', 'atv', 'aip', 'fox tv', 'animal logic', 'lawrence bender', 'gus sorola', 'tim allen', 'aardman', 'red chillies', 'walt disney animation studios', 'paramount television', 'vh1', 'republic pictures', 'associated film distribution', 'granada', 'producers releasing corporation', 'rank organisation', 'biograph', 'spyglass entertainment', 'ap films', 'dovzhenko film studios', 'hat trick productions', 'hallmark', 'fox searchlight', 'discovery', 'mgm', 'touchstone pictures', 'eon', 'polish television', 'walt disney company', 'london film productions', 'eon productions', 'nikkatsu', 'ealing', 'columbia studios', 'filmation', 'national geographic society', 'blue sky studios', 'romulus films', 'thames television', 'cinar', 'cosmopolitan productions', 'yash raj films', 'john woo', 'gainax', 'summit entertainment', 'mike judge', 'revolution studios', 'hammer film productions', 'granada television', 'marvel studios', 'lita stantic', 'itc entertainment', 'lianhua film company', 'dimension films', 'dennis law', 'saban entertainment', 'participant media', 'american zoetrope', 'abc', 'ealing studios', 'shaw brothers studio', 'fremantlemedia', 'cookie jar group', 'wwe studios', 'reliance entertainment', 'happy madison productions', 'david angell', 'walt disney pictures', 'blender foundation']
X Factor Around the World
X Factor Around the World is the 24th anniversary television special of RCTI, joining four continents' biggest versions of The X Factor reality singing competition—X Factor Indonesia (Asia), The X Factor USA (America), The X Factor UK (Europe) and The X Factor Australia (Australia). The show was originally aired on 24 August 2013 in Indonesia and featured performances by six winners and runners-up: Melanie Amaro, Samantha Jade, The Collective, Jahmene Douglas, Fatin Shidqia, Novita Dewi. The judging panel consisted of Paula Abdul, Anggun, Daniel Bedingfield, Ahmad Dhani and Louis Walsh. The TV special was produced by Fabian Dharmawan for RCTI and Glenn Sims for Fremantle Media, who were also the executive producers of X Factor Indonesia. The show was purely a music showcase and no winner was announced. The special episode was a smash hit completely destroying the competition from rival broadcaster SCTV who were also playing their own birthday celebrations on the same evening. For a programme broadcast 95% in English language this was quite a major achievement and paved the way for the pan-regional Asia's Got Talent, produced exclusively by Fremantle Media.