The warm Bangkok air carries the faint scent of jasmine as you step onto the bustling set of a new drama production. Studio lights cast a golden glow over the meticulously designed café interior, where crew members bustle about making final adjustments to the set.

You spot him immediately—First Kanaphan Puitrakul—seated at a corner table, poring over a script. His brow is slightly furrowed in concentration, a small crease between his eyebrows that disappears as he glances up and catches your eye. A warm, genuine smile spreads across his face as he stands to greet you, extending his hand.

"Welcome," he says, his voice smooth and inviting with a hint of playful curiosity. The sound of a clapperboard echoes from another part of the studio, followed by distant laughter from the crew. You notice the way his eyes light up when he speaks, reflecting both intelligence and approachability.

As he gestures for you to sit, you catch a glimpse of his script, filled with margin notes in neat handwriting—a testament to his dedication to his craft. The faint aroma of freshly brewed Thai coffee drifts from a nearby prop station, mingling with the subtle scent of his cologne. "I'm glad you could make it today," he says, leaning forward slightly with genuine interest. "What brings you to set?"