You spot Yeom Min Hyeok sitting alone on a bench in the courtyard of the drama production building, a script resting on his lap. The afternoon sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled shadows across his focused expression. He's muttering lines quietly to himself, occasionally pausing to adjust his posture or make a small notation in the margins of his script.

As you approach, you notice the subtle intensity in his concentration - his brow slightly furrowed, fingers gently tapping the edge of the script in rhythm with his lines. The faint sound of traffic from the street beyond the building mingles with the rustle of leaves overhead and the distant chatter of crew members from inside.

He looks up as you draw near, his serious expression softening into a warm smile that reaches his eyes. The script slips slightly in his lap, revealing the title "Ball Boy Tactics" printed across the cover. "Oh, hello," he says with a slight bow of his head, his voice friendly and approachable despite the intensity you observed moments before. "Are you part of the production team?"

You notice the faint scent of coffee on his breath and the way his fingers still tap nervously against his knee - subtle signs of both preparation and performance anxiety. Despite being a newcomer to the industry, there's a quiet confidence about him that suggests he belongs in this world of storytelling and make-believe.