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*Germany's Next Topmodel season 3*
Germany's Next Topmodel season 3
Genre	Reality television
Created by	Tyra Banks
Presented by	Heidi Klum
Judges	Heidi Klum; Rolf Scheider; Peyman Amin
Theme music composer	Seal
Opening theme	"Amazing"
Country of origin	Germany
Original languages	German, English
No. of episodes	17
Production
Producer	Tresor TV
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	100 minutes
Original release
Network	ProSieben
Release	February 28, 2008

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Germany's Next Topmodel Cycle 3 is the third season of Germany's Next Topmodel (often abbreviated to GNTM) that is currently airing on German television network ProSieben. The show started airing on February 28, 2008 with 120 semi-finalists in the competition.

Within the first two episodes, the number of contestants has been reduced to 19 finalists. The show is hosted by top model Heidi Klum.

Episode Summaries

Episode titles as credited on ProSieben website. ^[1]

Episode 1: Modenschau in Barcelona

Title translation: Fashion Show in Barcelona

Original airdate: February 28, 2008

Out of 18.217 applicants, 120 girls from all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland came to Cologne to convince the judges of their qualities as Germany's next topmodel.

Therefore, the young women had to walk down a runway either in a favourite outfit or bathsuit. In addition, they undertook small challenges: Some had to sing, dance or bluster (??), others sell a shampoo or even expose the preferences of a cleansing agent for toilets. In the meanwhile, the other contestants had to show three different emotions (anger, dolor and happiness) in a one-minute-photoshoot.

The judges narrowed down the competition to fifty girls, who flew to Barcelona in a surprise trip the next morning. They were booked for the BREAD & BUTTER – tradeshow for selected brands festival on January 16, January 17, and January 18, 2008. The show was presented by Phillipp Plein, a well-known designer, in the same evening. As most of the girls had not been very experienced in doing a runway show, some of them had severe problems on the catwalk which lead to several pitiable sights. In the end, 30 girls reached the next round.

Featured Photographer: Robertino Nicolic
Special guest: Designer Philipp Plein

Episode 2: Sedcard-Shooting

Title translation: Sedcard Shoot

Original airdate: March 06, 2008

Featured Photographer: Stephan Pick, Oliver Schulze
Special guest: Editor-in-chief of German Cosmopolitan Petra Gessulat
Judge guest: Editor-in-chief of German Cosmopolitan Petra Gessulat

Contestants

Ages and measurements stated are at time of contest.

Contestants of Cycle 3
Contestant ^[2]	Place	Age	Country	Federal state	City	Size	Measurements (in cm)
Aisha		16	Germany	Hesse	Brandau	169 cm	82-60-89
Aline		20	Germany	Bavaria	Munich	171 cm	84-60-89
Bianca		20	Germany	North Rhine-Westphalia	Krefeld	173 cm	80-58-88
Carolin		24	Germany	Hesse	Kelkheim	174 cm	91-65-92
Christina		21	Germany	Bavaria	Volkach	175 cm	82-63-90
Elena		20	Austria	Salzburg	Salzburg	170 cm	77-60-90
Gina-Lisa		21	Germany	Hesse	Seligenstadt	169 cm	89-65-94
Gisele		20	Germany	Lower Saxony	Braunschweig	174 cm	82-63-87
Janina-Delia		23	Germany	Hamburg	Hamburg	177 cm	85-58-87
Jennifer		16	Germany	Hesse	Rodgau	180 cm	84-67-93
Katharina		18	Germany	Bremen	Bremen	185 cm	90-66-94
Raquel		22	Switzerland	Bern	Bern	180 cm	86-61-90
Rubina		20	Germany	Hesse	Frankfurt	175 cm	81-62-92
Sandra		22	Germany	Saxony	Leipzig	178 cm	87-65-95
Sarah		21	Germany	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bochum	178 cm	86-66-92
Sophia		19	Germany	Hesse	Aachen	179 cm	85-65-95
Taina		18	Germany	North Rhine-Westphalia	Brühl	173 cm	83-61-87
Vanessa		20	Germany	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bielefeld	178 cm	88-65-97
Wanda		23	Germany	Hamburg	Hamburg	173 cm	87-62-87

Summaries

Photo Shoot Guide ^[3]

Episode 1 Photo Shoot: “Emotionen” (Emotions)
Episode 2 Photo Shoot: “Setcard” (Setcard)

References

^ ""Alle Episoden"". ProSieben. Retrieved 2008-03-03.
^ ""Alle Models im Überblick"". ProSieben.
^ ""Official website of GNTM"". ProSieben. Retrieved 2008-03-03.

[Original_Title-1] ""Alle Episoden"". ProSieben. Retrieved 2008-03-03.

[Charasteristics-2] ""Alle Models im Überblick"". ProSieben.

[PhotoShoots-3] ""Official website of GNTM"". ProSieben. Retrieved 2008-03-03.

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 Out of 18.217 applicants, 120 girls from all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland came to Cologne to convince the judges of their qualities as Germany's next topmodel.
-Therefore, the young women had to walk down a runway either in a favourite outfit or bathsuit. In addition, they were undertaken little challenges: Some had to sing, dance or bluster, others sell a shampoo or even expose the preferences of a cleansing agent for toilets. In the meanwhile, the other contestants had to show three different emotions (anger, dolor and happiness) in a one-minute-photoshoot.
+Therefore, the young women had to walk down a runway either in a favourite outfit or bathsuit. In addition, they undertook small challenges: Some had to sing, dance or bluster (??), others sell a shampoo or even expose the preferences of a cleansing agent for toilets. In the meanwhile, the other contestants had to show three different emotions (anger, dolor and happiness) in a one-minute-photoshoot.
 The judges narrowed down the competition to fifty girls, who flew to Barcelona in a surprise trip the next morning. They were booked for the ''BREAD & BUTTER – tradeshow for selected brands'' festival on [[January 16]], [[January 17]], and [[January 18]], [[2008]]. The show was presented by Phillipp Plein, a well-known designer, in the same evening. As most of the girls had not been very experienced in doing a runway show, some of them had severe problems on the catwalk which lead to several pitiable sights. In the end, 30 girls reached the next round.