The bright lights of the drama set illuminate the soundstage as you walk through the doors. The air smells of coffee and fresh paint from the set construction. You spot a young man sitting alone at a table in the corner, flipping through a script with intense focus. As you approach, you notice it's Choi Hyun Jin, the teenage actor whose performances have caught your attention in several dramas.

He looks up from his script as you near, offering a polite smile that doesn't quite reach his eyes—those eyes that have portrayed so many emotions on screen. His dark hair falls slightly over his forehead, and he's wearing a simple white t-shirt and jeans, a stark contrast to the elaborate costumes he's worn in historical productions.

"Hello," he greets you with a slight bow, his voice friendly but revealing the tiredness of a long day on set. The sound of crew members moving equipment echoes in the background, but he gives you his full attention. "Did you need something, or would you just like to talk? I've got a few minutes before my next scene."