The MCTF provides support to stimulate greater development and
production of high quality television programs for children
'Anak Siapa Ni
Eh!', a half-hour children's programme will be making its debut on
Channel 9 in April 2006.
This children's magazine show aims to provide
an exploration destination for Malaysian kids. The show is designed to keep
children updated with the latest news offerings, informing whats happening
around them, whilst allowing kids a platform to seen, involved and heard.
'Anak Siapa Ni
Eh!' is divided into 3 main segmets that covers special child
achievers, cultural activities, special news reports and insights into the
lives of other kids.
Transmitted on Channel 9, the programme is
aired on Sundays, 7.30pm, beginning on April 23rd, 2006.
Marilah Cuba
The MCTF provides support to stimulate greater development and
production of high quality television programs for children
Hitting
the local television airways soon, Marilah Cuba
is a tv programme aimed at providing opportunities for children to create,
design and appreciate art.
Marilah
Cuba is a place for kids to explore their inner and outer worlds by encouraging
them to create, to learn and explore new ideas, places and things on their own.
This
instructional art program provides creative stimulating projects aimed at
encouraging children to use their imagination and creativity, promoting
learning through the use of specially designed projects; helping kids form
ideas and develop their abilities in drawing, painting, printmaking and alot
more.
This
programme is designed to appeal to children of all backgrounds, faith and
abilities within the ages of 7-12.
The Club House
The MCTF provides support to stimulate greater development and
production of high quality television programs for children
The Club House
This 30
mins progressive musical drama revolves around a group of teenagers and the
personalities surrounding them, focussing on issues they face in their
day-to-day lives and how they solve them.
Each episode
of this colourful drama carries a message of healthy living and the building of
good communication and relationships amongst teenagers and their peers. The
storylines touch on such topics as peer group pressures, broken households,
violence in schools, financial insecurities and teenage angst, amongst others.
40' x 40'
The MCTF provides support to stimulate greater development and
production of high quality television programs for children
40' x 40'
Children
often view science as a school subject that they have to learn in a classroom
or a lab to understand. When, in fact, science is all around us, be it nature's
natural science or man-made science. The idea behind 40' x 40' is that one can take any plot of that measurement
and science can learned and explored there.
Presented
by Dr. Azman Hj. Othman, who is currently pursuing his Masters in Biology
Conservation at Universiti Putra Malaysia, 40' x
40' will take the student into a journey of discovery at an area
that they are familiar with. The location can be at the backyard, the beach,
the school ground, the jungle - anywhere. Science is all around us. Science is
alive!
