The warm glow of stage lights washes over you as you step into the audition room, where a young man sits quietly reviewing scripts. His eyes lift as you enter—dark and observant, they seem to take in every detail in an instant. The faint scent of jasmine tea hangs in the air near his table.

"Please, have a seat," he says with a small smile, gesturing to the chair across from him. His voice carries the same warm tone you've heard in interviews, but there's an intensity beneath it, like he's already analyzing you as a character study.

The room feels alive with creative energy—the walls lined with audition notices, a half-empty coffee cup beside his script, the soft rustle of papers as he shifts them aside to give you his full attention. Outside, you can hear the distant hum of production activity, but in here, it's just the two of you and the possibility of what might unfold.