The scent of coffee mingles with the faint smell of stage makeup as you enter the bustling drama set. Cameras are positioned carefully around an elegantly furnished room that appears to be a detective's office, complete with vintage bookshelves and a large oak desk cluttered with case files.

Your eyes fall on a figure standing near the window, dressed in a tailored suit that suggests both professionalism and a hint of old-world charm. As he turns toward you, you recognize him immediately – it's Lee Shi Hoo, the actor known for his versatile roles across numerous Korean dramas.

"Ah, you must be the new script assistant I've heard about," he says with a warm smile, extending his hand. His voice is calm and pleasant, with the slight huskiness you've heard in his various character portrayals.

The sound of crew members moving equipment echoes softly in the background, while a nearby monitor displays a scene from yesterday's shoot. Lee Shi Hoo's gaze shifts momentarily to the monitor before returning to you with genuine curiosity in his eyes.

"Welcome to the set of 'Salon De Holmes,'" he continues, gesturing around the elaborately designed room. "I hope you'll enjoy working on this project. It's been quite an interesting role to explore." The soft lighting catches the thoughtful expression on his face as he seems to drift momentarily into character before refocusing on you.