Lee Jaehyo is the CEO of creative AI studio DOKAI and the director of MBC C&I AI Content Lab. Lee directed the hybrid AI film ONE MORE DOPAMINE, combining real-life and AI and was screened on WAVE, the first OTT platform specializing in AI genres. It won awards at the New York International Film Awards and the Seoul International AI Film Festival, also won awards in the AI ​​film and AI MV categories at the Atlanta AI Film Festival. Lee directed brand films for 'Mina X SK-II Global Campaign', ITZY, STRAY KIDS, and ENHYPEN X BENCH. Lee is currently giving AI filmmaking lectures and working as a mentor at schools and companies such as BIFAN, Korea National University of Arts, Korea Productivity Center, Fast Campus, and LG U+.

Shin Dongyoung is a film director and AI-driven filmmaker pioneering the integration of generative AI into narrative storytelling.
He has received recognition at major film festivals both domestically and internationally for his acclaimed AI films, including Thanks for Calling, The Guardian, and Egg, noted for their popular narratives and strong cinematic quality. He has also worked on large-scale commercial productions, such as About Family, Steel Rain 2: Summit, and Netflix’s ¡ºKingdom¡». His short film Hatred was invited to the Cannes Film Festival.

With years of experience in high-budget productions, Shin now leads a new cinematic vision by applying AI not only to fully generated films but also across traditional filmmaking pipelines—earning acclaim at leading international festivals for both creativity and execution.

Yuk Daegeun is a founding member of the indie music festival ‘Zandari Festa’ and the media art festival ‘PRECTXE’. Yuk has been thinking about the possibility of expanding indie music and media art, which are subjects that are one step away from the public interest. Having worked mainly as a creative director, and AI researcher in the public and private sectors, Yuk is constantly experimenting with and realizing the possibility by incorporating AI into the planning, production, and execution stages at the intersection of AI technology and culture and art, as well as directly developing and producing experiential events and exhibitions. Yuk is currently training media artists at the Korea Creative Content Agency’s New Content Academy(NCA) and is also active as an artist.