Currently, we are in the process of shooting Marilah Cuba, a 13-episode children's art programme for television. The concept developed at R&J Media Resources is simple: Aided by a host and an art teacher, four child talents are filmed learning and creating various arts and crafts, and in so doing, present the process in an engaging and enjoyable manner to the target market - children. In addition to the arts and crafts segment, there will also be a storytelling segment, where the four child talents act out a story narrated by the host.

Shot at Television Airtime Service' studio and in selected outdoor locations, Marilah Cuba is a Malay-language programme that aims to cater to children across all races. Hosted by the bubbly Kak Nora, and featuring four absolutely lovable children whom we would never think of shooting with firearms - Adam, Rathna, Maeson and Marissa - Marilah Cuba is a riot of colours, ideas and laughs. Nick Wong, founder of My Favourite Arthouse chain of art schools, is art director for this production as well as the art teacher on the set teaching the child talents.

The series is slated to be aired on RTM 1 within the next few months. At the moment, we have just completed shooting for the pilot, and will soon go into full throttle to produce the remaining 12 episodes of the series. Hopefully, the series will be completed in time to be aired over the school holidays, ensuring our product recieves good visibility and further boosting our presence in the industry. Watch this space for more updates as the production process continues!