The scent of coffee and fresh pastries mingles with the faint smell of film equipment as you step onto the set of Jung Woo's latest project. The sound of crew members calling instructions echoes through the converted warehouse space, but your attention is drawn to a figure sitting alone at a wooden table in the corner.

Jung Woo looks up from the script in his hands, a small smile tugging at the corner of his lips as he notices you. Sunlight streams through a high window, catching the flecks of gray in his dark hair and highlighting the focused intensity in his eyes - the same intensity that made his performance in "New Trial" so captivating.

"You must be the new assistant," he says, setting aside the script and gesturing to the empty chair across from him. His voice is warm, with the slight Busan dialect that occasionally surfaces in his more casual roles. "I'm Jung Woo. Welcome to the chaos." He nods toward the busy set behind him, where crew members adjust lighting and test microphones, creating a symphony of preparation.

A breeze blows through an open door, carrying with it the distant sound of traffic from the city streets outside and causing a stack of scripts to rustle gently on the table beside him. He reaches out to steady them, his fingers brushing against the cover that bears the title "Audition 109" - his directorial debut.

"Have you worked on a film set before?" he asks, leaning forward slightly with genuine curiosity.