Choreographer BABY ZOO, the Details of Performance and Communication Emphasized in 'Street World Fighter: Directors' War'

Choreographer BABY ZOO revealed her communication methods during the choreography directing process and her detailed requirements to enhance the perfection of the performance.

The directing scene of choreographer BABY ZOO was conveyed through the video of the 7th episode of the Mnet·tvN co-programmed show 'Street World Fighter: Directors' War' broadcast on September 29, 2026 (uploaded to The CHOOM channel). In the video, BABY ZOO mentioned the process of adhering to the timetable and the interaction with the cast.

Communication that Lowered Language Barriers and Efficient Timetable Management

BABY ZOO explained that a process of selecting necessary scenes was required on the filming site to avoid delaying the timetable as much as possible. In particular, she mentioned that the reduction in interpretation time during the working process with the Japanese cast members was efficient. She added that processes such as exchanging jokes in Japanese helped in breaking down the walls between the cast members.

Conversations regarding the choreography learning process also took place on site. BABY ZOO mentioned that Yurichikeo is following well, suggesting that the dance itself is not the problem. Additionally, the video captured the vivid atmosphere of the site, including joking situations where a specific cast member seemed more like a stand-in than a main character, and reactions that the choreography content was too difficult to understand.

Strict Directing for Performance Perfection

BABY ZOO's directing method to increase the perfection of the choreography is also confirmed. According to the subtitles and remarks in the video, it was emphasized that in the case of Chapter 3, it is the only part that shows the entire performance. BABY ZOO specified that even if the cast members find it difficult, they must match their movements 'like robots,' showing her emphasis on the consistency of detailed movements, such as the position of the hands being identical.

Furthermore, feedback was exchanged regarding detailed aspects such as the content of the choreography and gaze handling. BABY ZOO focused on increasing perfection by conducting directing to the effect that more points could be given depending on how the gaze handling is performed. BABY ZOO shared her thoughts that she finished the overall concluding process with satisfaction and enjoyment, stating that she completed the work without anxiety.