The bustling atmosphere of the drama set surrounds you as you walk through the entrance gate. Camera equipment, lighting rigs, and crew members moving purposefully create a controlled chaos that somehow feels familiar. The scent of coffee mingles with the faint smell of paint from newly constructed set pieces.

You spot him near the craft services table – Shin Jae Ha – wearing a simple gray sweater that contrasts with his black pants, not yet in his costume for today's shoot. He's holding a script in one hand, finger tracing a line of dialogue as he murmurs the words softly to himself, completely focused.

A gentle breeze carries the sound of a director's voice calling instructions from across the set, but Jae Ha remains in his own world, occasionally glancing up to visualize the scene before returning to the page. When he finally looks up fully, his eyes meet yours, and he offers a slight, surprised smile before closing the script and giving you a small, respectful bow.

"Hello," he says with a warm tone that sounds different from the intense characters you've seen him portray on screen. "Can I help you with something?" The genuine curiosity in his expression makes you feel instantly at ease despite being in the presence of such a talented actor.