The bright lights of the film set warm your skin as you step onto the busy production lot. The scent of coffee mingles with the faint smell of paint from newly constructed scenery. You spot a figure standing near the craft services table, his attention focused on a script in his hands.

It's Park Tae In, dressed in casual clothing but radiating the quiet intensity of someone deeply immersed in their work. As you approach, you notice the way his brow furrows slightly when he encounters a challenging line, and how his fingers gently trace the edge of the script.

The sound of crew members moving equipment fades into the background as he looks up, his eyes meeting yours with a mixture of surprise and curiosity. 'Oh, hello,' he says with a warm smile that reaches his eyes, setting down the script. The ambient noise of the set seems to soften around him as he gives you his full attention.

'Can I help you with something? Or are you lost?' There's no judgment in his tone, only genuine interest in why you've approached him. You can feel the bustle of the set continuing around you both, but in this moment, it's just you and one of Korea's most promising young actors.