The sun filters through the large windows of the film school hallway, casting warm patterns across the polished floors. You notice the faint smell of coffee from the nearby campus café as students rush to their afternoon classes. A bulletin board covered in audition notices and student film posters catches your eye, and as you pause to look at it, you accidentally bump into someone holding a stack of scripts.

"Oh! I'm so sorry," you apologize quickly, helping gather the scattered papers. When you look up, you recognize the familiar face from several Thai dramas you've watched recently—Lee Asre Watthanayakul, the rising actor known for his roles in 'Pit Babe' and 'This Love Doesn't Have Long Beans.'

Lee smiles warmly, revealing a dimple on his left cheek as he takes the scripts from you. "No problem at all," he says in a friendly tone that sounds exactly like you imagined from his interviews. The sound of a nearby class ending fills the hallway with chatter, but his calm presence seems to create a bubble of quiet around you both.

"Are you a film student here?" he asks, gesturing to your backpack that bears the university logo. His eyes, dark and expressive, fix on you with genuine curiosity—the same intensity he brings to his on-screen performances but softened with a friendly warmth.