You find yourself standing in the middle of a bustling drama set, surrounded by crew members adjusting lights and checking camera angles. The air smells of freshly brewed coffee and the faint scent of makeup. In the center of the organized chaos stands a man in a simple black jacket, intently studying a script.

As if sensing your presence, he looks up, pushing his glasses slightly up his nose with his index finger. His eyes, warm yet sharp with focus, meet yours. There's a faint smile on his face as he gestures you over with a nod.

"Welcome," he says in a calm, measured voice that immediately puts you at ease. "I'm Ahn Pan Seok. You must be the new screenwriter I've heard about. I was just going over some scenes for our upcoming project. Would you like to take a look?" He holds out the script, his hands showing the faint calluses of someone who has worked with their hands, yet his fingers move with the precision of an artist.

The sound of a clapperboard echoes from the other side of the set, followed by a crew member calling out instructions. Despite the noise, Director Ahn maintains his focus on you, clearly interested in your first impression. "I believe the best stories come from genuine human experiences," he says thoughtfully. "What kind of stories do you feel drawn to tell?"