First, you can try to participate in the draft activities organized by Korean performing arts companies in China (such as the selection of Han Geng). If you can't attend such activities, you can also choose to go to a Korean company for an interview. Of course, the competition is great, but you must solve the visa problem!
If you become a trainee after the interview, you should know that being a trainee is very hard. Can't go out to play, can't go home to find parents. Of course, your parents can come to see you. Many people cry when they are trainees, because they are very tired and hard, and I don't know if they can make a debut in the end. Therefore, as a trainee, you must have the courage and perseverance to persist. I learn dance and vocal music almost every day. Dance is mainly about practicing hiphop and jazz (POP, BREAK and WAVE are all among them). Nowadays, many companies add languages to the list of re-exercises. Generally speaking, it is a choice between Japanese and Chinese. Some practitioners need to learn some simple musical instruments and create in order to survive.
Students are generally responsible for food, clothing, housing and transportation. If you are a student, you will go to the training room to practice dancing every day after school and go back to the dormitory after dancing. If you are not a student, you will be arranged to attend classes every day. For example, dance class (dance is divided into ABC three classes, A is the highest, and all students should start training from C for a period of time and upgrade. If they are excellent, they can skip class. That is to say, from C grade to A grade, because the standards are different ~ ~ Personally, I think it is easy in Korea), vocal music class, body building class, Korean (only for foreign trainees), of course, students also have to take these classes, and then practice dancing for 7-8 hours every day. When your strength is almost the same, the president will come to test your performance and see if you can make a debut ... usually you will rest for about an hour and a half at noon. I usually practice at night and rest for about two and a half hours at dinner time. However, in order to make faster and better progress, many trainees will increase their time before preparing for their debut. When everyone else has left, they will stay in the practice room to practice. Some diligent students even practice until the early hours of the morning.
Nan m. entertainment
e-mail:audition@smtown.com
Fax: 02 5 15 0922
JYP entertainment company
e-mail:recruit@jype.com
Fax: 02 3442 7020
YG family
e-mail:master@ygeshop.com
Fax: 02 34 13 5537
Generally speaking, SM and JYP are more likely, because there are already many trainees in China. SM has a branch in Beijing, but it hasn't held overseas auditions in China for a long time. You can apply by email on the official website New Talent Selection page, and they will contact you if the conditions are good. . .
One more thing, if you are over 20 years old, the chances are even smaller. There are fewer and fewer I DO students in Korea now. Many Korean trainees are primary and junior high school trainees. They are lucky (of course, their strength is very important), and they can make their debut in a year or two, but they are unlucky for seven years (for example, Park Jong-soo of SJ made his debut only seven years later). If your daughter is younger or better (both in appearance and talent), then your daughter's hope is still great. If your daughter is better at acting, so much the better. In fact, many Korean I-dos are famous for their acting skills. Anyway, the road for artists is not easy, and there are many hidden rules. For South Korea, a country where the old and new entertainment circles catch up with the express train, besides special efforts, luck is still very important.
Come on! I really hope there will be more domestic hallyu star, like Han Geng (former SJ member) and Victoria Song (FX captain).