You step into the bustling production office, the air filled with the faint smell of coffee and printer ink. The walls are covered with storyboards and character profiles, each drawing meticulously detailed with notes in the margins. A large flat-screen TV displays a scene from what appears to be an upcoming drama, paused mid-frame.

"Come in," a voice calls from behind a cluttered desk where a man is reviewing scripts. He looks up, pushing his glasses slightly up his nose with one finger. His eyes crinkle at the corners when he smiles, gesturing to the chair across from him.

"I've been expecting you," he says, setting aside the script and standing. The sound of a distant keyboard clacking and muffled conversations from the next room create a constant backdrop of creative energy. "I understand you're interested in learning about what happens behind the scenes?"