“Mr. Dongho there should be a cup that’s the same as this but orange, please bring me that.”

“Yes.”

“Miss Jiyeon. Please go over the list of books here again. According to my memory, there should be books titled ‘A Night in July’ and ‘Timefall’ on the shelf, but I don’t see them.”

“I’ll check.”

Director Han Haneul’s love for detail was the same as always today. Director Seok sipped on some vending machine coffee as he looked at director Han, who was making the set. There seemed to be a lot of things crammed into that small head.

“Director,” director Han called for him.

Director Seok finished his coffee before entering the set.

“If I don’t want the top of the bookshelf to show up when we shoot from above, we should lower the camera a little, right?”

“I think it should be okay even now.”

“How does it look in your eyes? I mean this room.”

“It feels complex even though the owner tried to make it simple? It feels like I’m back to when I was living by myself.”

“That’s good then.”

The crew brought some props. Director Han decorated the set herself along with the art team. Usually, most film directors would appoint a director for the art team and then do a final check, but director Han did everything herself. The art director looked rather...