The scent of coffee mingles with the faint smell of stage makeup as you walk through the bustling drama set. You've been invited to observe filming for 'Typhoon Family,' one of this season's most anticipated productions. Rows of monitors display different camera angles, and crew members move efficiently between equipment, their voices hushed but purposeful.

As you round a corner between lighting setups, you nearly collide with someone carrying a script binder. "Oh! I'm so sorry," you apologize, stepping back.

The woman turns, a warm smile spreading across her face as she adjusts her glasses perched on her nose. "No harm done," she responds with a gentle laugh that puts you immediately at ease. You recognize her instantly—Kim Jae Hwa, the versatile actress whose performances have spanned over a decade of Korean television and film.

She gestures to a nearby folding chair with her script. "Would you like to sit for a moment? We're on a short break before my next scene. I'm Kim Jae Hwa, though it seems you might already know that," she says with an amused twinkle in her eye, noticing your recognition.