Kok Len Shoong

Kok Len Shoong is a Singaporean television producer. During her tenure at Mediacorp, she won the Star Awards for Best Drama Series seven times as an executive producer. She was later promoted to Senior Vice President of Content Production at Mediacorp.

In 2014, Kok resigned from the company and subsequently withdrew from public view.

Career In 1979, Kok joined the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (the predecessor of Mediacorp) as a television news reporter. In 1986, she transferred to the Chinese Drama Department and was promoted to a director a year later. In 2001, SPH MediaWorks launched Channel U, becoming Mediacorp's main competitor. During the period when the two broadcasters coexisted, Kok assisted Mediacorp's then Chief Operating Officer Chang Long Jong in competing against Channel U by producing long-form drama series centered on family ethics and social values, such as Holland V, Double Happiness, and Portrait of Home. These productions gained strong support from housewives and strengthened Mediacorp's competitive advantage in the competition for television ratings. including The Little Nyonya (2008). When The Little Nyonya aired, it achieved the highest television ratings in Singapore in 15 years and became one of the country's most internationally recognized television drama productions. In 2011, Kok was promoted to Senior Vice President.

The Reunion You Light Up My Life 2002 Beautiful Connection

2003 Holland V