despite being put under the spotlight at a young age, there's always getting used to when you have three to four cameras on you, catching every angle and every action that would be open to the editor's interpretation at post production. that doesn't make suji happy at all. she had spent years choosing what she only puts out there, be it in interviews or her instagram.
the company decided this was a good break, a good opportunity to market their artists' flexibility and relatibility. she isn't at the point of her career where she can say no and so here she is, in a dress specifically picked for their first meeting. the café is empty, rented out for the day and the fifth camera sits on the table, angled close to her face. suji peers down, fixes her hair out of habit and smiles nervously.
are you ready to meet your husband? the pd asks from behind the scenes, prompting that the shoot is starting.
"no one is truly prepared for the married life," she answers, cheeky and cheerful. she knows who it is, but for the sake of the plot, she's been briefed to look surprised. she's been told to go out the door by the time she hears another slate go off. suji stands and pushes the door of the café open, a dimpled smile on her face as she sights an equally nervous yien.
"ah," she exclaims, the familiarity giving her a sense of comfort. she doesn't know him that much despite being in the same company but it would look bad if they had conveyed that on camera. they were supposed to feel like family. she raises her hands in an attempt for a high five but seeing as how his hands are full, she drops them, chuckling as if embarrassed and does a bow instead. "should weㅡ should we introduce ourselves?" she jokes, eyes curving into crescents. "they didn't make you do any weird challenges to get here, right?"
Re: bae suji / A, C, I?
despite being put under the spotlight at a young age, there's always getting used to when you have three to four cameras on you, catching every angle and every action that would be open to the editor's interpretation at post production. that doesn't make suji happy at all. she had spent years choosing what she only puts out there, be it in interviews or her instagram.
the company decided this was a good break, a good opportunity to market their artists' flexibility and relatibility. she isn't at the point of her career where she can say no and so here she is, in a dress specifically picked for their first meeting. the café is empty, rented out for the day and the fifth camera sits on the table, angled close to her face. suji peers down, fixes her hair out of habit and smiles nervously.
are you ready to meet your husband? the pd asks from behind the scenes, prompting that the shoot is starting.
"no one is truly prepared for the married life," she answers, cheeky and cheerful. she knows who it is, but for the sake of the plot, she's been briefed to look surprised. she's been told to go out the door by the time she hears another slate go off. suji stands and pushes the door of the café open, a dimpled smile on her face as she sights an equally nervous yien.
"ah," she exclaims, the familiarity giving her a sense of comfort. she doesn't know him that much despite being in the same company but it would look bad if they had conveyed that on camera. they were supposed to feel like family. she raises her hands in an attempt for a high five but seeing as how his hands are full, she drops them, chuckling as if embarrassed and does a bow instead. "should weㅡ should we introduce ourselves?" she jokes, eyes curving into crescents. "they didn't make you do any weird challenges to get here, right?"