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Star Awards 2012

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Star Awards 2012 (Chinese: 红星大奖 2012) was a double television award ceremony held in Singapore. It is part of the annual Star Awards organised by MediaCorp for the two free-to-air channels, MediaCorp Channel 8 and MediaCorp Channel U. Star Awards 2012 was live broadcast on Channel 8, on 22 and 29 April 2012, and the Post-Show party on Channel U after the broadcast of the second award ceremony.

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Similar to the preceding ceremonies since 2010, the ceremony was split into two separate shows. The first show, titled 光辉大赏 (lit. Glorious Showcase), which focused on Professional and technical awards (which was given out to backstage crew and scriptwriters) as well as showcasing various drama skits to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of Chinese Drama Serials. The second show, titled 颁奖礼 (lit. Award Showcase), was held at the Grand Ballroom in Marina Bay Sands, which focused on main category awards honoring the television series of 2011-12.[1] The first show were hosted by entertainment artistes Dasmond Koh, Michelle Chia, Lee Teng and Vivian Lai, while the second show were hosted by Guo Liang and Taiwanese singer-actress Bowie Tsang.

A Tale of 2 Cities, Love Thy Neighbour and the 2011's remake of the 1987's drama On the Fringe, the latter tying with Devotion for having the most nominations with 12, were tied with the most wins for the ceremony with three for all three series; A Tale of 2 Cities won Favourite Female Character Award on Show 1, and Best Actress and Best Newcomer on Show 2; Love Thy Neighbour won Young Talent and Top Rated Drama Programme awards in Show 1 and Best Supporting Actress in Show 2; the remake won Best Screenplay and Best Drama Editing on Show 1, and Best Drama Serial on Show 2, marking the first television remake to win the award. 20 programs winning at least one award (10 dramas, 10 variety/info-ed) was the largest representation for the number of winning programs in Star Awards history.

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Programme details

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Winners and nominees

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Unless otherwise stated, the winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface.

Show 1

Main awards

Young Talent Award
Best Theme Song
Best Director
  • Chong Liung Man  C.L.I.F. (Episode 20)
    • Kok Tzyy Haw  Kampong Ties (Episode 9)
    • Leong Lye Lin   A Song to Remember (Episode 13)
    • Loo Yin Kam  A Tale of 2 Cities (Episode 14)
    • Loo Yin Kam  Devotion (Episode 1)
Best Screenplay
  • Ang Eng Tee  On the Fringe (Episode16)
  • Chen Sew Khoon and Lau Chin Poon  The In-laws (Episode 11)
    • Paul Yuen and Tang Yeow  A Tale of 2 Cities (Episode 1)
    • Koh Teng Liang  Kampong Ties (Episode 10)
    • Lim Gim Lan, Lau Chin Poon and Winnie Wong  Love Thy Neighbour (Episode 9)
Best Variety Producer
  • Elaine See  Mission Possible
    • Alfred Yeo  It's a Small World 2
    • Gan Bee Khim  Renaissance
    • Khow Hwai Teng  Tongue Twister
    • Tay Lay Tin  Rail Thrill
Best Variety Research Writer
  • Sheffie Liang  Rail Thrill
    • Hon Sher Ee  Food Source 2
    • Lin Shih Han  HDB Tai Tai 3
    • Ng Jin Puay  Tongue Twister
    • Ng Sei Fong  Chef Apprentice
Best Programme Promo
  • Renaissance  – Single Spot
    • Adventures of Chris  – Campaign, 3 Spots
    • Follow Me  – Single Spot
    • Secrets For Sale  – Campaign, 3 Spots
    • Unriddle 2  – Campaign, 3 Spots
Best Drama Cameraman
  • Tommy Lee  A Song to Remember
    • Lim Hap Choon  On the Fringe
    • Liu Wing Chung  C.L.I.F.
    • Soh Kok Leong  A Tale of 2 Cities
    • Tommy Lee  Devotion
Best Drama Set Design
  • Chen Jiagu  Bountiful Blessings
    • Chen Jiagu  The In-Laws
    • Ho Hock Choon  A Song to Remember
    • Oh Hock Leong  C.L.I.F.
    • Wong Lab Seng  Devotion
Best Drama Editing
  • Teo Pit Hong Joyce  On the Fringe
    • Koh Kah Yen  A Song to Remember
    • Lai Chun Kwong  Love Thy Neighbour
    • Lee Beng Hui Steven  C.L.I.F.
    • Poon Yiu Tung  Devotion
Best News Story
  • Evelyn Lam Li Ting  – "Nightingale Nursing Home"
    • Ng Puay Leng  – "Bird Nuisance"
    • Lip Kwok Wai  – "Legal Debt Collection Business"
    • Hu Jielan  – "Oil Theft"
    • Ng Lian Cheong  – "Trapped on Bus for Two Hours"
Best Current Affairs Story
  • Ng Toh Heong and Chun Guek Lay  Focus  – "1911 Chinese Revolution - Sun Yat Sen and Singapore"
    • Eugene Lim and Lynne Chee  Frontline  – "Legal Loansharks (Part 1)" & "The Debtors' Plight" (Part 2)
    • Pang Kia Nian  Money Week  Thailand Floods  – "Impact on Local Businesses"
    • Pang Kia Nian, Eg Yik Fan and Lim Nghee Huat  Money Week  – "Japan Quake Caused Ripples in the Singapore stock market" & "Japan Quake Affects Manufacturing Processes"
    • Yap Li Ling and Sim Boon Siang  Frontline  – "The Case of the 4 Missing Tons of Donated Goods"

Awards eligible for voting

Online voting for the following four awards ended on 22 April at 8.30pm, while the awards ceremony was being held.

Favourite Male Character Award
Favourite Female Character Award
Favourite On-screen Couple Award
Favourite Variety Host Award
Systema Charming Smile Award

Other awards

Rocket award
Rocket Award
Desmond Tan
Viewership awards
Top Rated Drama Serial 2011
Love Thy Neighbour
Top Rated Variety Series 2011
Food Source 2

Show 2

Main awards

Best Drama Serial
Best Variety Programme
  • Renaissance
    • Food Source 2
    • Going Home 2
    • Mission Possible
    • Rail Thrill
Best Variety Special
Best Info-ed Programme
  • Tuesday Report 2011: Applaud to Life
    • Behind Every Job 2
    • Culture In A Bowl
    • Daddy 101
    • Tuesday Report 2011: A Taste of Life
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Best Newcomer Award
Best Variety Show Host
Best Info-ed Programme Host
Best News Presenter
Best Current Affairs Presenter
  • Chun Guek Lay  Focus
  • Youyi  Good Morning Singapore!
    • Desmond Lim Soo Guan  Good Morning Singapore!
    • Qi Qi  Good Morning Singapore!
    • Tung Soo Hua  Money Week

All Time Favourite Artiste

This award is a special achievement award given out to a veteran artiste(s) who have achieved a maximum of 10 popularity awards over 10 years. The award will not be presented in 2013, as there are no recipients with ten Top 10 Most Popular Male or Female Artistes award wins to allow the award to be presented that year.

All Time Favourite Artiste
Tay Ping Hui 2000 | 2001 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011

Top 10 awards

The Top 10 Most Popular Male Artists and Top 10 Most Popular Female Artists was decided by a public vote. In a first in Star Awards history, the online voting was introduced and in addition to the traditional telepoll voting, both voting methods now accounted to a 50% weightage towards the overall final result. The voting line closed on 29 April at 9pm while the Show 2 was broadcast.

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Presenters and performers

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The following individuals presented awards or performed musical numbers.

Show 1

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Show 2

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Summary of nominations and awards (by programme genre)

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Most nominations

Programs that received multiple nominations are listed below, by number of nominations per work:

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Most wins

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Star Awards 2012 – Blazing The Trail

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Star Awards 2012 - Blazing The Trail was a four 15-minute episode series premiered on 25 March 2012 from 10:30pm every Sundays. The series provided details of the award nominees of Star Awards 2012, leading up to the ceremony airing on 22 April.

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Trivia

Consecutive nominees and awardees, firsts in Top 10

  • The nominees for the "Best Current Affairs Presenter" award are the same throughout three consecutive years since 2010; while the nominees for the "Best News Presenter" award are the same from last year. Each award was received by two awardees this year.
  • Mark Lee received the Best Variety Show Host award after not winning one in 2011.
  • The public voting awards for drama categories, Most Favourite Female Character and Most Favourite Male Character, were respectively won by Rui En and Elvin Ng for the second straight year.
    • Additionally, both aforementioned artistes went on to win the Most Favourite Onscreen Couple award.
    • The latter, Ng, won his second consecutive Systema Charming Smile Award.
  • Pierre Png, Ben Yeo, Rebecca Lim and Paige Chua won the Top 10 Most Popular Artistes award for the first time, while Quan Yi Fong not being nominated for the award for the first time.
    • Cynthia Koh's second Top 10 win ended a drought of not winning a Top 10, with the last win happened in 1997.

Addition and changes of awards categories

  • This year's Star Awards reintroduced the "Best Newcomer" award, which was last presented in 2009.
  • The "Most Favourite Variety Onscreen Partner" was changed to "Most Favourite Variety Show Host", which reduced the number of nominees by half, this year.

30th drama anniversary

Other trivia

  • Footage of Tay Ping Hui and Bryan Wong winning the Best Actor and Favourite Host respectively were seen in a skit in Star Awards 2015 Show 1.
  • Footage of Dennis Chew winning the Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes was seen in a skit in Star Awards 2015 Show 1, except that he jumped for a total of four times in the footage instead of two.
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Star Awards 2013 nominations

The first show of 2012 won both the Best Variety Research Writer and Best Variety Special on the following ceremony next year; for the latter it was Star Awards fourth win for the Best Variety Special, and the third consecutive time on doing so.

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