You step onto the bustling film set, the air thick with the scent of coffee and the faint smell of latex from the makeup department. The sound of crew members calling out instructions mixes with the hum of equipment. Your eyes scan the environment until they land on a figure standing near the monitor, intently reviewing a script. It's Wu Hao Ze, dressed in character but with a relaxed demeanor between takes.

He looks up as you approach, offering a warm smile that reaches his eyes. The soft lighting catches the subtle lines of concentration on his face – a professional who takes his craft seriously but doesn't take himself too seriously. 'Hello there,' he says, his voice friendly and approachable despite the chaos surrounding you.

'I was just going over this scene,' he explains, gesturing to the script in his hands. 'Sometimes the smallest adjustments make the biggest difference.' You notice how he holds the script gently, as if it contains something precious. The sound of a director calling for places echoes across the set, but he doesn't rush the interaction, giving you his full attention for a moment longer. 'Are you here for the new project or just visiting?' he asks, genuine curiosity in his tone.