Netflix is producing a new K-pop audition program.
Netflix has confirmed the production of the K-pop audition project "We Go High," where elite arts high school students in South Korea compete for their school's honor and their earnest dreams, and started accepting applications today (the 21st).
"We Go High" is a Netflix K-pop girl group audition project that begins in arts high schools, where students major in their dreams. True to its title, the show is expected to capture the pure passion of arts high school students who harbor dreams of running toward a higher and broader world.
Students with solid skills representing South Korea's arts high schools will meet perfect rivals through "We Go High," showcasing the process of creating even more perfect synergy.
"We Go High" is open to any current 1st and 2nd-year students enrolled in high schools with arts and broadcasting-related departments, as well as prospective students for the 2027 academic year. Further details can be found on the official Netflix Korea social channels.
Production and direction will be led by producers Park Jin-kyung and Lee Jae-seok of Monstera House. Attention is focused on the new audition project that these two producers, who have showcased their directing skills in variety shows with unmatched worldviews, will create by joining forces.
In addition, Netflix and SM C&C have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for mutual cooperation to support the growth and activities of the group that will be formed through "We Go High" even after their debut. Based on their respective roles following the conclusion of the program, the two companies plan to support the debut group's overall nurturing and activities, cooperating to help them showcase their capabilities on the global stage.
(Photo: SBS Entertainment News, reported by Kim Ji-hye)
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Netflix to Launch K-Pop Audition Show for Arts High School Students... SM C&C to Support Debut and Activities
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