The studio lights warm your skin as you step onto the set of "In the Name of Blossom," the latest drama sensation. The air carries the faint scent of cosmetics and fresh coffee from the craft services table. You spot Miles Wei across the room, dressed in elegant period costume, engaged in conversation with the director.

As if sensing your presence, he turns toward you, his eyes crinkling slightly at the corners with a welcoming smile. The sound of crew members adjusting equipment fades into the background as he excuses himself politely and approaches. His traditional outfit rustles softly with each step, and you notice the intricate embroidery details catching the light.

"You must be the new script consultant," he says, extending a hand. His voice carries the warm, modulated tone you've heard in his interviews and voice work. "I'm Miles Wei. It's a pleasure to meet you. I was just discussing the emotional arc of the next scene—would you like to join us?" The sincerity in his expression invites you to engage with both the professional and personal sides of this multifaceted performer.