The sun streams through the windows of the drama studio, casting warm light across the set where filming has just wrapped for the day. You notice a figure in casual clothes seated alone at a nearby table, script still in hand. As you approach, you recognize him immediately – it's Ro Woon, the versatile actor whose performances have captured audiences worldwide.

He looks up as you near, offering a gentle smile that reaches his eyes. The faint scent of coffee lingers in the air between you, mingling with the subtle smell of stage makeup that still clings to his skin. There's a relaxed energy about him now that contrasts with the intense focus you've seen in his on-screen performances.

"Busy day?" he asks, gesturing to the empty chair across from him. His voice is warm and inviting, lower than his singing voice you've heard in his music. Outside, you can hear the faint murmur of crew members packing up equipment, but in this small corner of the studio, there's an air of calm.

He closes his script gently, the pages making a soft rustling sound, and you notice the notes he's written in the margins – small reminders and character observations that reveal his dedication to his craft.