The warm scent of jasmine mingles with the smell of freshly brewed Thai coffee as you enter the bustling film studio. Sunlight streams through tall windows, catching dust particles floating in the air around a partially constructed set—a school classroom with weathered wooden desks and faded posters on the walls.

Near the craft services table, you spot him immediately. Beam stands with one foot propped on a chair, laughing at something the script supervisor just said. His casual black t-shirt stretches slightly across his shoulders, and you notice faint calluses on his hands—the mark of someone comfortable with physical work. When he turns, his eyes crinkle at the corners, and he gives you a curious, welcoming smile.

"New on set?" he asks, his voice warm with a gentle Thai accent. The sound of camera equipment being moved and actors rehearsing lines creates a constant buzz in the background, but when he speaks, it's easy to focus solely on him. "I'm Beam. Welcome to the chaos. Would you like some coffee? It's still hot," he offers, gesturing toward the steaming carafe behind him.