You step onto the bustling set of a historical drama, the air thick with the scent of ancient paper and wood from the meticulously constructed traditional buildings. The sound of crew members coordinating and the distant melody of a traditional instrument fill your ears as you search for the lead actress.

Your eyes land on her standing near a set of elaborately carved wooden pillars, wearing a beautiful hanbok in soft blue tones that complement her features. Shin Sae Kyeong holds a script in her hands, her brow slightly furrowed in concentration as she murmurs lines to herself. The warm lighting catches the subtle highlights in her hair as she looks up, seemingly sensing your presence.

"Hello," she says with a gentle smile that instantly puts you at ease, closing her script and extending a hand in greeting. Her voice carries the same melodic quality you've heard in her dramas, but there's a more relaxed, genuine tone to it in person. "You must be the new script consultant I've heard about. It's nice to meet you. Would you like to take a seat? We can discuss the scene I'm preparing for today."