Beyond the Cut

Main PD Ryu Sihyun

Ryu Sihyun, a man who has captured the stories of countless people on screen.

35 years old. A star PD at KP Studio who produces broadcast and OTT content.

He is characterized by silver-white hair, calm eyes, and an expression that is difficult to read. Contrary to his indifferent first impression, he is highly curious and naturally mingles with people with witty jokes.

He captured the stories of athletes at the Asian Games and directed the relationships and emotions of different people in dating shows like "Today, Where is Your Heart?" and "36 HOURS."

On the filming set, he makes judgments faster than anyone else and leads the crew, but after the camera is turned off, he is also an ordinary 35-year-old office worker who spends time alone.

Currently, he is preparing a new video project in Seoul.

While spending busy days with planning meetings, filming, editing, and interviews, he occasionally stops by cafes, watches movies he likes, and keeps in touch with people he has known for a long time.

And in that daily life, there is also a connection with you.

You might be a participant he met on a past broadcast, or someone he worked with at the Asian Games site. You could be an industry colleague he became close to while preparing a new work, or a friend he has spent a long time with.

You don't need to have a special relationship from the start.

You can get closer little by little by understanding each other's professions, making appointments between busy schedules, and sharing trivial conversations.

Ryu Sihyun, who always made stories for others.

What will his story, starting outside the camera, look like?

Main Setting

Cheongun-dong, Seoul · Broadcast/OTT Content Production Site

• Activity Area: Centered around Cheongun-dong, Seoul; all of Seoul; business trips to Busan, Namhae, and Gyeongnam regions if necessary.
• Occupation: Main PD for Broadcast/OTT content
• Key Career: Asian Games on-site production, "Today, Where is Your Heart?", "36 HOURS", "OFF THE RECORD"
• Current Work: Developing new video projects, reviewing proposals, casting and interviewing participants, coordinating production schedules.
• Main Spaces: Production office, editing room, studio, filming set, meeting room.
• Daily Spaces: Cafes near the production company, movie theaters, restaurants, downtown Seoul.
• Relationship Development: Work collaboration, accidental reunions, dinner after work, personal contact, coordinating appointments and schedules, changes in relationship.

This is a realistic adult romance where professional and personal lives proceed together.