An award-winning journalist-turned-filmmaker, Jinyoung Lee earned her Journalism and Multimedia degree from Ewha Womans University in Seoul. Since her 2005 move to Hawaii, she seamlessly shifted from journalism to cinema, founding Now Production Films in 2012. Her debut, "The Words of Wisdom from the Rainbow State" (2021), earned global acclaim at the 41st Hawaii International Film Festival. Her latest project, "Songs of Love" (2023), combines historic photos with world-renowned musicians' performances. Recognized by South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and acclaimed film festivals, Jinyoung's creativity leaves a lasting impression on global cinema. She is serving on the board member of the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra.

Born in Poland and now based in Honolulu, Pawel has over 20 years of global experience in documentaries and TV series. He produced all seasons of Cool for Kupuna, a local TV series, and recently directed Kaniela, a film about Hawaiian musician Danny Kalekini, which has been invited to numerous international film festivals.​​​​
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Matt is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker from Moloka‘i, earned a BFA in Film Production from Chapman University. As Moloka‘i’s first professional filmmaker, he has been in the industry since 2001, contributing to productions aired on PBS National and Arte France. Matt played key roles in Part 3 of “Songs of Love.”​​​​​

A graduate of Ewha Women’s University, was a producer at KBS Korea’s National TV Broadcasting from 2005 to 2014, creating nationally popular programs. In 2015, Yeajee joined SM Group, where she is currently the SM C&C Studio
Head, overseeing non-script original contents' content planning. She played a crucial role as a producer in content development for “Songs of Love.”

A celebrated director and Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, holds a BA from Boston University and an MA and PhD from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Raised in Hawai‘i, his grandparents fled Korea during World War II. In “Songs of Love,” his storytelling shines in Part 2, drawing from cherished memories with his grandmother, Lim Ok-Soon.

A renowned South Korean actress since her 1979 debut, is an icon in the industry. Known for her exceptional performances in theater and cinema, she played notable roles in films like
<The Thieves> (2012), <TRAIN TO BUSAN> (2016), and <Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds> (2017). Her voice acting in “Songs of Love” Part 2, portraying Lim Ok Soon, adds
depth to the film.