Interview Room

To those that wasn't in the show that wanted to be idol, something is better than nothing. even just a little training everyday could be something bigger one day. Don't give up your dream, and grip onto it as tight as you can.

For everyone who is in the show, just be yourself and give 100% of yourself on stage. Just show everything that you learned and work together with your group as well.

I love training with my new group, we learn from each other every single day as we train together. we have time that we struggles but when we overcome those difficulties we feel even more eager to complete our trainings for the show.
"she smiles softly at the camera and takes a deep breath."

I think I'm ready for the first song, been training really hard on the dance and the song itself. just really excited to be on stage and perform for people, and to show my hard work as well.

/settles onto the chair with a bright smile, nodding as the staff asked their questions
training has been... tough to say the least. as a new trainee, this is all new to me, but it's still good! I am doing my hardest to be able to put on a good performance. the trainees are all really nice and I think we will all get along quite well as we chase this dream together

being on stage is very nerve wracking. being put in the forefront and performing not long after being accepted is hard to get used to. however I am doing my best to keep up with my fellow trainees to put on good performances to show I am ready to debut. I feel as prepared as I can be for someone who is still lacking, but I will do my best for my members. fighting!

/opens my hand mirror to be sure my hair is still fixed before putting it down as I waited for my cue to start, looking at the staff as they asked their questions
training has been very fun! working with a group is much different than working on your own as a trainee, so it's a nice change. all of the trainees are very nice and I'm glad to be able to work with them all.

I never thought I would love being on stage as much as I do. this has always been a dream of mine, but it becoming reality is better than I ever expected. I feel very prepared, and I hope it shows through my performance.

-coming back into the interview room with a smile on his face bowing once more to the crew and sitting on the chair as the questions were asked-

It has been fun training and with everyone and seeing Braveheart practice as well, the members of Dynasty are also very kind and welcoming since I met them in the dorms...even though I have know Yuki gege and Milo from before who are great friends to me.

As for being on stage or at least back on stage....it's quite different then the broadway stage that is for sure but its fun to feel that thrill again and hopefully I can make people smile with I just can't wait to be king....and I do think I am prepared thanks to everyone who has helped me.

*sighs quietly and runs a hand through my hair as I walk into the room and makes my way to the seat*
Any kind of wisdom? I have to say train and believe in yourself when no one else does. It's important to have faith in your skills when others don't

Question 2 :

For the Trainees : 1. What do you all think of training and your new groups?

2. How do you feel being on stage and do you feel prepared for you first song?

For the mentors

1. If you have any wisdom you can pass on to the trainees or anyone who wants to be a idol that is not in the show what would you want them to know?

The cameras. The lights. The scurrying and scuffling of shoes against the flooring. The chaos behind the scenes will always be a memory for him. The minutes and hours it will take to ensure his one-minute or so interview goes along smoothly was something he knew he would get used to but never wanted to gloss over. So many people worked hard to ensure his opportunity wasn't wasted. Even his friends and family back home were cheering for him. So he knew that from here on, he needed to repay the hard work of those who supported him.

He sat in the chair facing the camera and watched the crew do their last-second touch-ups. And at once, as the cue snapped, the question was asked. "Are you excited for this event, and what do you hope to gain learning from your mentors?"

Hangyeom thought to himself and thought about this question for roughly a few seconds, just short enough for him to answer so the question wouldn't be asked again. "Honestly, I'm just happy to be here. I don't have much experience in this side of things so to be here with the others who are much more talented than me in those areas makes me grateful to be learn from them. And our mentors have so much to share and train us, so I'm just ready to absorb and really apply what I learn to become not just one of the best idols, but an artist."

Yuki is escorted into a small room with a camera and ring light at first blinding him making him squint for a moment. He relaxed when he sat onto the chair provided from him. The cameras were already rolling Yuki's confusion but he snapped back into reality quick when the interviewer started to question him.
Yuki made a small bow then waved. His Korean wasn't that good but he surely did his best.
"Hello. I'm Yuki. Thanks for having me today."

For trainees : Are you excited for this event and what do you hope to gain learning from your mentors ?

Yuki thought about his answer, eyes wandering to the ceiling before stright into the camera. There was a nervous smile that crept on his lips.
"Ah yes! I'm very excited for the event. I'm more excited to get to know others in my group. This is a huge step for me. What I hope to gain... Learning more Korean," Yuki chuckled to himself, a bit shyly. "Also.. I want to gain advice and whatever they learned through this process. I don't wish for more skills, just expirence. Skills would be nice too." Yuki wrapped it up with a clasp of his hands in front of him and a short bow.
"Thank you."

.after bowing my head to the staff and the camera, a bright smile on my face as I look straight to the camera, ready for the interview.
Hello, Wonderland's main vocal, Rise here~ Pleasure to meet you! Thank you for having me today.

q. What are your expectations of your mentees while they train under you?

ahh
.hums softly as I tap my chin lightly.
For me, I want them to have fun. But still being responsible for the tasks at hand. If they don't have fun during the process, the repetitive training will drain them faster and if the will isn't there, they might even give up on achieving their dreams. I know they are very talented people and I hope they will show their capability through this show. I'd like them to also show a great take on every challenge presented to them during this show. How they work as a team or how they work as an individual. I think it would be a very nice thing to look forward to. Yes.

-bowing to the staff as he sits down on the chair and tilts his head a bit listening to the question the interviewer game him before smiling brightly at the camera-
I am very excited to be participating in this event and I am really happy to be working with group I was placed with and I hope I don't let them down. Hmmm as for what I hope to gain maybe to improve my skills across the board and to gain the wisdom they have from preforming on stage that is different from what I am used to.

q. what are your expectations of your mentees while they train under you?

a. (/smiles and bowing his head slightly ) I'm echo's leader, yoon jiho, nice to meet you. for this question, as a mentor, I expect my mentees to be committed, proactive, and open to feedback. they should demonstrate a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn, and the ability to collaborate effectively with others. additionally, I encourage them to take initiative in their own learning and research projects, while also being receptive to guidance and advice from me and their peers.

,,grins slightly, leaning forward to make sure he at least feels like he looks okay in the camera; hums in thought, head lolling to the side
I'm really excited, yea~ I think I'll be able to learn a lot from the mentors, and I'm hoping with all the help I'll be able to impress those who are watching me and looking forward to my performances

" looking at the camera and bites her lips"
I'm really excited for the show, I think i'm going to learn how to be a better performer on stage and how to work as a team.

/kicks my feet as I nod as the staff ask the question, smiling widely
I am very very excited! I'm hoping the mentors are able to help me get more training and more feedback. I am a newer trainee so I believe I am lacking in many places, so hopefully with their help I can be the best I can be for the debut. fighting!

/adjusts my outfit as I sit on the interview chair, fixing my hair before lifting up my head
I am very excited, yes. I'm hoping the mentors are able to help me better my skills and even bring out more skills so I can become better for my eventual debut

Interview question 1 :
For trainees : Are you excited for this event and what do you hope to gain learning from your mentors ?

For Mentors : What are your expectations of your mentees while they train under you?

For Interview a question will be posted and mentors and trainees can answer freely