MAKE NOISE, MAKE WAVES

Jung Woo Cho

Executive Producer & Program Director

Jung Woo has over a decade of experience writing music for international brands and artists, including Samsung, Disney, and Hyundai. Building on his years of coaching, he now focuses on producing music primarily for the K-pop industry.

Tina Mirae

Dance Coach & Choreography

Tina is a world-renowned K-pop choreographer and performance director, known for her work with artists like AleXa, BoA, Lim Bona, and Kim Jang Hoon, and for performing as a backup dancer for stars such as Jay Park, Hwasa, Lee Hyori, and AleXa.

With years of experience coaching trainees in dance and stage performance, Tina has led workshops in Thailand, Korea, and the U.S., focusing on strong dance foundations and elevated stage presence.

Shorelle

Vocal Coach

Shorelle is a multi-platinum songwriter and composer, renowned in the K-Pop industry and credited on songs for global artists such as BTS, as well as major K-Pop film productions including K-Pop: Demon Hunters (Netflix). As a songwriter and composer, she has contributed to some of the most important K-Pop releases, including “Heart on the Window” for BTS’s Jin — member of the world’s most influential K-Pop group. Between 2024 and 2025, several other successful songs were released, such as TXT’s “Love Language,” Nayeon’s “ABCD,” SEVENTEEN’s “Gemini,”NCT WISH’s “NASA,” ITZY’s “Chillin’ Chillin’,” and LE SSERAFIM’s “No Celestial” and “No Return.” Beyond her work as a writer, Shorelle is also a vocalist and vocal coach. She has contributed vocal directing and background vocals to TWICE’s “Strategy” and VCHA’s “XO Call Me,” adding depth and emotion to every production.
As a lead vocalist, she performed “When We’re Together,” the OST for the SBS K-drama Now, We Are Breaking Up, and contributed to “The Hunter with a Scalpel,” writing and singing “Ti vengo a cercare,” the first original Italian song in K-drama history. Most recently, she lent her voice to the Netflix series Winx Club: The Magic is Back, alongside Virginia Bocelli, bringing her distinctive tone to a global audience.
She also appeared as a backing vocalist for TWICE in the soundtrack of K-Pop: Demon Hunters, Netflix’s most-watched animated film, now nominated for a 2026 Grammy. Her latest project is a collaboration with VISA and the Olympics Games 2026. For the opening ceremony in Milan, she sang the original song “Anywhere”, produced by Merk & Kremont.