The model flat share

Television broadcast
German title	The model flat share
Country of production	Germany
Year (s)	2010-2011
Production ; company	RedSeven Entertainment
length	45 minutes
Episodes	13 in 2 seasons
genre	Reality show
idea	Tyra Banks ; ( Modelville )
Moderation	Peyman Amin
First broadcast	January 14, 2010 on ProSieben

Television broadcast
German title	The model flat share
Country of production	Austria
year	2009
length	45 minutes
genre	Reality show
idea	Tyra Banks ; ( Modelville )
Moderation	Andrea Weidler
First broadcast	May 4, 2009 on pulse 4

The Model-WG is a reality TV show and adaptation of the American program Modelville , which in turn is an offshoot of the next-top model concept. A glocalized version for the Austrian private broadcaster Puls 4 was broadcast in 2009 with excluded candidates from Austria's Next Topmodel . A German version was broadcast on ProSieben from 2010 to 2011 .

Austria (2009)

concept

In order to prolong the success of Austria's Next Top Model , Die Model WG was designed. Six of the retired ANTM candidates are modeling under the guidance of Andrea Weidler for further orders and an apartment in New York. The program was broadcast on Puls 4 between May and July 2009. The winner was Kordula Stöckl.

Participants

00Participants of the 1st season
Model-WG episode		Surname	Age	previous participation in
Indent	abstract	Surname	Age	broadcast	Season	space
1	-	Kordula Stöckl	21st	ANTM	1	7th
1	12	Victoria Hooper	16			2
1		Birgit Königstorfer	22nd			9
1		Julia Mähder	20th			6th
2		Kim Sade-Tiroch	17th			5
1	10	Tamara Puljarevic	18th			3

Germany (2010-2011)

concept

The program shows the lives of young models who live together in a loft in a shared apartment . Former GNTM jury member Peyman Amin acted as a model agent, acted as a mentor, organized castings and bookings. The participants mainly took part in castings in competition with other models. Those who got too few jobs had to leave the flat share (motto: “No job, no loft”).

season 1

Almost all participants were former candidates of next-top model - casting shows . At the beginning, six of them moved into the 400 square meter model flat share in Cologne-Ehrenfeld . Four candidates dropped out early in the course of the show and were replaced by three new participants. In the second episode, Larissa Marolt left the shared flat voluntarily to do the Matura at her school . For health reasons, Yvonne Schröder left the flat in the fourth episode; Aline Annabelle Schmidt stayed in Paris in the same episode . Tessa Bergmeier had to leave the flat in the fifth episode. The remaining five candidates made it to the seventh episode, in which Anni Wendler finally emerged as the winner. The show's winner moved into a model flat share in New York City .

Participants

00Participants of the 1st season
Model-WG episode		Surname	Age*	previous participation in
Indent	abstract	Surname	Age*	broadcast	Season	space
1	-	Anni Wendler	23	GNTM	2	2
1	7th	Sarina Nowak	16	GNTM	4th	6th
1		Denise behind	21st	GNTM	2	10
4th		Sarah Knappik	23	GNTM	3	8th
5		Victoria Hooper	16	ANTM	1	2
1	5	Tessa Bergmeier	20th	GNTM	4th	14th
1	4 **	Aline Annabelle Schmidt	21st	without participation	-	-
3	4 **	Yvonne Schröder	21st	GNTM	1	2
1	2 **	Larissa Marolt	17th	ANTM GNTM	1 4	1 8
* Consignment information (s)
** dropped out voluntarily

season 2

On January 20, 2011, the second season of the Model-WG began broadcasting with six episodes. The station ProSieben described the residents of a Berlin loft as “newcomers”. The winner of the second season was Yvonne Schwippl. With an average of 6.5% market share in the advertising-relevant target group, the audience ratings were below the station average.