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8D Entertainment (Korean: 에잇디크리에이티브) is a privately held entertainment and service group based in Seoul. It currently manages the group OnlyOneOf.
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The company was formed by Kim Shin-ae on March 23, 2017, as a food and beverage service company, operating the "8D Seoul Cafe" in Dosan Park Gangnam. Prior to founding 8D Creative, Kim had experience in founding the bakery goodovening (굿오브닝; later sold to a Japanese company) and the pizza chain Mick Jones's Pizza (믹존스 피자). The name "8D" is based on the :D (happy face) emoticon, which symbolizes both her experiences as a businesswoman and divorced single mom, as well as her mission to create a "funky" workplace.[3]
8D Creative was later sold to ESV (now Kyungnam Pharm Healthcare), with Kim Shin-ae staying as president and CEO. The acquisition propelled the company's diversification to other industries including music and entertainment.[4]
In the first half of 2018, 8D Creative trainee Kang Hye-won was sent to participate in the survival girl group television show Produce 48.[5] She finished eighth and debuted as part of Iz*One.[6]
On June 15, 2018, actor Kam Woo-sung signed the exclusive contract with 8D.[7] On October 10, actress Yoo In-young also joined the company.[8]
On April 30, 2019, 8D Creative established two new subsidiaries, an actor-specialized management WIP and an idol-specialized label RSVP.[9]
On November 12, 2020, RSVP was renamed as 8D Entertainment and 8D Creative was integrated into the company. Kim Shin-ae became the executive director of the company, with Park Jin-hyoung replacing her as president and CEO.[10]
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- Choi Yoo-ha (2018–2019)
- Jeong Kang-hee (2018–2019)
- Kim Ki-beom (2018–2019)
- Lee So-ra (2018–2019)
- Tashiro Erina (2018–2019)
- Park Ji-yeon (2018–2020)
- Shin Ye-ji (2018–2020)
- Kang Ye-seul (2018–2021)
- Ko Sung-min (2018–2021)
- Yoo In-young (2018–2021)
- Gam Woo-sung
- Jeon Sa-ra
- Kim Ha-kyeong
- Kim I-ni
- Kim Min-jung
- Ko Tae-kyung
- Park Shin-ah
- Park Yoo-na
- Yang Mi-kyung
- Choi HEART (2022–2024)
- Kang Hye-won (2018–2025) [11]
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