The new show 3 Minutes of Fame is set to debut on SBS6 on Saturday, November 23, marking the latest creative collaboration between Talpa Studios and Spektr. Positioned as a Saturday night entertainment highlight, the format combines emotional storytelling with a broad appeal.
In this non-competitive show, ordinary individuals with untapped singing talent are given a chance to transform into stage performers. Participants, nominated through secret submissions, are surprised with a whirlwind transformation—including makeovers, rehearsals, and vocal coaching—culminating in a live performance before an audience. n 3 Minutes of Fame, participants are nominated by their loved ones through secretly recorded submissions. The show then surprises these “hidden talents” with the opportunity to perform on stage, supported by a professional coach. Each coach, a well-known singer, works with their assigned participant on vocal training, stage presence, and emotional preparation.The process, which includes makeovers, wardrobe fittings, and rehearsals, culminates in a live performance in front of family, friends, and a studio audience. With no competitive element, the show prioritizes the experience itself, giving participants a platform to live out their dream.
Geertje Hoek, managing director of Talpa Studios Concepts, described the collaboration as an example of complementary strengths:“The partnership between Spektr and Talpa Studios exemplifies a creative alliance where partners truly complement each other. Spektr’s innovative ideas are elevated by Talpa Studios’ extensive expertise and production capabilities. Together, we can bring new formats to life on a grand scale and showcase them on an international stage,” Hoek said.
Klaas Hendrik Slump, co-founder of Spektr, echoed: “Spektr’s strength lies in crafting formats that resonate with contemporary viewers. Our collaboration with Talpa Studios allows us to bring our innovative ideas to life on a larger scale, reaching audiences worldwide. Together, we’re able to push creative boundaries and make a substantial impact.”