X Factor Australia's History,Format,Stages,Series,judges and Production

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Tables of Content

• The X Factor Australia
• History
• Format
• Categories
• Stages
• Series Overview
• Judges
• Production
• Source

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The X Factor Australia

• The X Factor was an Australian television reality
  music competition, based on the original UK
  series, to find new singing talent.
• The first season of the show premiered on Network
  Ten on 6 February 2005.

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History

• The X Factor was created by Simon Cowell in the
  United Kingdom and is based on the original UK
  series. Cowell then began to grow and expand The
  X Factor competition franchise and in 2005, the
  Australian version of the show was launched on
  Network Ten, the same channel as the highly
  successful Australian Idol.8 However, due to
  poor ratings Network Ten dropped The X Factor
  after one season.

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Format

• The X Factor was primarily concerned with
  identifying singing talent, through appearance,
  personality, and stage presence. Dance routines
  were also important elements of many
  performances. Throughout the live shows, the
  judges acted as mentors to their category,
  helping to decide song choices, styling and
  staging, while judging contestants from other
  categories.

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Categories

• In season one, the show was split into three
  categories 16-24 Over 25s (soloists aged 25 and
  over) and Groups (including duos).
• In seasons twofour, the 16-24s category was
  split into separate male and female sections,
  making four categories in all Under 25 Boys,
  Under 25 Girls, Over 25s, and Groups.
• In season three, the minimum age for the Under 25
  Boys and Under 25 Girls categories was lowered to
  14.

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Stages

• There were five stages to the competition
• Stage 1 Open auditions These auditions decided
  who would sing in front of the judges
• Stage 2 Judges' auditions
• Stage 3 Master class (season 1), bootcamp
  (season 27) or three seat challenge (season 78)
• Stage 4 Judges' houses (season 1) or super home
  visits (season 27)
• Stage 5 Live shows (finals)

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Series Overview
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Judges

• Kate Ceberano
  Mark Holden
• Mark Holden
  John Reid
• Natalie Imbruglia
  Ronan Keating
• Kyle Sandilands
  Guy Sebastian
• Natalie Bassingthwaighte Mel B
• Dannii Minogue
  Redfoo
• James Blunt
  Chris Isaak
• Iggy Azalea
  Adam Lambert

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Production

• Executive producer(s) Jonathon Summerhayes
• Location(s) Various (auditions)
  Vodafone Arena, Melbourne, Victoria
  (2005 live shows) Fox Studios, Sydney, New South
  Wales (2010-2016 live shows)
• Running time 60120 minutes
• Production company(s) Grundy Television (2005)
  FremantleMedia Australia (20102016)

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Source

• http//australia2018auditions.com/
• https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_X_Factor_(Austra
  lian_TV_series)