I used to meet you two. Yes, I'm Joyce from the Philippines and I came to Korea as a student. So I studied Master's in Business Administration, major in Marketing at Sotmium Women's University. I'm working in a financial company. I am part of the Fintech Department. I do filming during weekends, normally and during holidays. I mostly do background acting. So it's a minimal role in a drama. So I've been in almost 60 to Korean dramas. 10 commercials and several movies. Oh, back in the Philippines, I am actually a fan of Korean dramas. So when I saw the drama Dream High, I got inspired and I wanted to go to Korea to experience the culture. In the drama True Beauty, I was part of the high school student. In the drama Extraordinary U, I was also a student. Most of my roles as a student, because I look like a high schooler or a middle schooler. In Korean dramas, I actually do roles as a Korean. When I audition for a Filipino role, they say that my appearance doesn't look like the typical Filipino. Sa Guq, the historical drama. There are times that I cannot understand the words. The most difficult part is pronunciation. I can't converse in Korean, but I'm not that fluent. If you know how to speak Korean, I think it's an advantage for you to go for the Indian industry. For foreigners in Korea, there are actually casting agencies where the production contacts. And the foreigners will send their profile to the agency and the agency will select from those. If I get to Korean dramas, True Beauty, because of True Beauty, I get recognized by a lot of people. And Lata Shao Aikiki was the first drama that I had lines. And third is The Smilest Left Your Eyes, because it's my first drama that I did in Korea. And lastly, you are my spring, because one of my role model is Saoyeon Jin, and I get to work with her in the drama. The most exciting thing about doing this job is that I get to see the people that I admire the most. Get closer to the actors that people just see on TV. In person, I would say Hyunbin, just came out from heaven. Because the hour is very strong. So I do go on live, on Facebook, Instagram, and on YouTube. That's actually my form of communication because I haven't been to developing since the pandemic. It's 89% of our Filipinos. Most of the questions are like, how can I go to Korea even if I'm a high school student in the Philippines? The hall you wave is very strong in the Philippines. So I think most of them want to go to Korea to experience the culture and see their opus. Most of my fans are actually telling me that I'm very lucky to see those opus in real life. I actually call my parents every day. They were actually very proud. And if there are articles about me, they will share it to their friends. I want to go back to the Philippines. If I have the chance, I want to do work both in Korea and the Philippines. Like, even before, my goal is to actually make my parents proud. And yeah, I'm trying hard. I'm trying very hard to do that until now.