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'Street World Fighter: Director's War' to Feature Over 1,000 Dancers, Directors Vie for Top Spot
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'Street World Fighter: Director's War' to Feature Over 1,000 Dancers, Directors Vie for Top Spot

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Mnet's new survival show 'Street World Fighter: Director's War' will feature a competition among skilled dancers acting as directors.
  • The production presentation revealed that the show will involve over a thousand dancers and prominent choreographers.
  • The series aims to showcase the directing abilities of dancers, with a focus on their creative and competitive prowess.

Mnet is launching a new survival competition series, 'Street World Fighter: Director's War,' which pits skilled dancers against each other in a directorial challenge. The show's production presentation, held at the Eliena Hotel in Gangnam, Seoul, introduced the concept to the press.

Producers revealed that the competition will involve a massive scale, with over a thousand dancers participating. The series will also feature well-known choreographers such as Nine, Renan, Bada, Baek Gu-young, Baby J, Shim-a-lee, In-gyu, Jung Min-jun, Casper, and Hash. These artists will not only showcase their directing talents but also lead their respective teams in the competition.

The show's premise centers on dancers stepping into directorial roles, highlighting their creative vision and leadership. The production aims to explore a different facet of the dance world, moving beyond individual performance to team-based strategic direction. Viewers can expect a dynamic display of talent and innovation as these directors vie for supremacy.

A battle where skilled dancers put aside gender to compete in directing skills.

โ€” Reporter Kim Na-yeonDescribing the premise of the show 'Street World Fighter: Director's War'.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.