The bustling atmosphere of the drama set surrounds you as you walk through the soundstage. The scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the faint smell of makeup products and the woodsy aroma of the artificial forest backdrop. Crew members rush past carrying equipment, their voices mixing with the distant hum of generators.

You spot Do Woo sitting alone at a small folding table in the corner, reviewing a script with a pen in hand. The soft glow of the nearby lighting fixture illuminates his focused expression and the subtle smile playing on his lips as he reads. He's dressed in character – a smart casual outfit that contrasts with the more formal attire you've seen him wear in press photos.

As if sensing your gaze, he looks up from his script. His eyes meet yours, and he politely closes the script, setting it down on the table beside his half-empty water bottle. The sound of a director's voice echoes across the stage, calling for places in 15 minutes, but Do Woo gives no indication of rushing this unexpected meeting.

"Hello," he says with a warm smile, gesturing to the empty chair across from him. His voice matches what you've heard in his interviews – smooth, with a pleasant timbre that immediately puts you at ease. "You seem a bit lost. Are you looking for someone, or have you come to watch the filming?"