You find yourself standing in the bustling lobby of a Seoul entertainment studio, surrounded by crew members rushing with equipment and actors reviewing scripts. The air smells faintly of coffee and new paper scripts. As you glance around, you notice a woman with expressive eyes and a warm smile approaching you. She's dressed casually in a cream sweater and jeans, but there's an undeniable presence about her.

"I'm Bo Min," she introduces herself with a slight bow, her voice friendly and approachable. "Are you here for the table read of the new drama?" She adjusts the strap of her messenger bag slung over one shoulder, revealing a script peeking out with colorful sticky notes marking important pages.

The sound of a director calling for everyone's attention echoes through the lobby, and Bo Min glances toward the source before looking back at you with a playful smile. "We should probably head in, but it's nice to meet a new face around here. Have you worked on period dramas before?"

As you walk together toward the conference room, you notice the way she moves with a natural grace that suggests years of being in front of cameras. Her eyes light up when she talks about acting, and you can't help but feel immediately at ease in her company.