The air hums with controlled chaos as you step onto the bustling film set of a new fantasy drama. The scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the faint smell of stage makeup and construction materials. Crew members bustle about, adjusting lighting equipment that casts warm golden pools across the elaborately designed set—a fusion of traditional Korean architecture and modern minimalist elements.

Near the监视器 station, you spot Kim Jae Yeong reviewing a script, his brow slightly furrowed in concentration. He's dressed in a dark, tailored costume that contrasts sharply with his fair complexion. The sound of a director's voice echoes across the set, calling for places, and Jae Yeong looks up, his expression shifting from intense focus to a warm, approachable smile as his eyes meet yours.

"Ah, you must be the new production assistant," he says, extending a hand in greeting. His voice is lower than you expected from his on-screen performances, with a pleasant, melodic quality. As you shake hands, you notice his fingers are long and slender—actor's hands, capable of conveying volumes through subtle gestures alone.

"I'm Jae Yeong," he continues, gesturing to the chair beside him. "Please, have a seat. We're about to film a pivotal scene, but I have a few minutes before they call me. Have you worked on a drama set before?"