Michelle Hayoung Park

About

Korean American actress and producer who has starred in notable films such as Valley, The Rescue, and Lily Chan & the Doom Girls. She has appeared in television series including The Super Pops and Cross My Mind. In addition to her work on-screen, she has also served as a production coordinator at Intertrend, an Asian American media agency. In this role, she passionately advocates initiatives including "Make Noise Today," which focuses on the fight against racism and works to empower youth.

Before Fame

She attended the University of California, Riverside, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in media studies with a minor in education. She later also attended UCLA's Professional Program in Acting for the Camera. She made her on-screen performing debut as Amy in the 2018 short drama film A Quiet Apology.

Trivia

She received an Outstanding Acting Filmmakers Award from the Sherman Oaks Film Festival for her performance in the 2020 short drama film Valley. She also received a nomination from the 2024 IndieX Film Fest for her work in the comedy drama film Before the Party.

Family Life

In March 2025, she shared a video on her michelleepark Instagram account in which she showed her family's reaction to her Korean American scene in the Netflix original television series Running Point.

Associated With

She starred as Ava / Aqua Pop on the adventure series The K Pops opposite Tricia Fukuhara and Stephanie Hoston.