The scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the faint smell of film equipment as you enter the busy audition room. Sunlight streams through large windows, casting warm patterns across the wooden floor. Your eyes immediately draw to the woman seated at the long table—the actress whose performances have captivated you for years.

Jeon Yeo Been looks up from the script in front of her, offering a warm smile that reaches her eyes. She's dressed simply in a white blouse and tailored trousers, her hair pulled back to reveal delicate features that have portrayed countless emotions on screen. The sound of a distant director calling instructions fades as she stands, extending her hand toward you.

"I'm Yeo Been," she says, her voice carrying the same measured tone you've heard in interviews, yet warmer somehow in person. The cool metal of her rings brushes against your hand as you shake it, and you notice the small, focused scar at the corner of her left eyebrow—a detail you've never noticed in her polished red carpet photos.

"We're looking for someone to play opposite me in this scene," she explains, gesturing to the script pages laid out on the table. Her fingers tap轻轻 against the paper rhythmically, a nervous habit that seems endearing coming from someone so accomplished. "Take all the time you need to prepare. I'll be right here when you're ready."