The romance is real — even between takes. “Dive Into You” has released a brand-new making-of video for episodes 5 and 6, giving fans a peek at how Kim Ji Yeon and Park Seo Ham film their heart-fluttering scenes, and the behind-the-scenes chemistry is just as swoon-worthy as what ends up on screen.
Kim Ji Yeon and Park Seo Ham on the set of “Dive Into You” (Credits: Our Insane Blogs)
The video opens on a playful note, with Jang Se Hyuk offering sashimi straight to the making-of camera — setting the tone for a set that clearly does not take itself too seriously. Park Seo Ham also chats about filming at the drama’s new share house, teasing that an important scene with Kim Ji Yeon is on the way. Consider fans officially on alert.
One of the highlights is the realistic sibling dynamic between Kim Ji Yeon and Jang Se Hyuk. The two trade hilarious banter and throw in ad-libs that feel genuinely unscripted, the kind of easy rapport you cannot fake. It is the sort of off-camera moment that makes their on-screen family feel lived-in.
Rehearsing the Romance
The real treat, though, is watching the romantic scenes come together. The video shows Kim Ji Yeon and Park Seo Ham carefully rehearsing each beat — checking their movements, adjusting positions, and running through the choreography of a glance until it lands just right. The payoff comes when the takes earn praise from the crew, a small reminder of how much invisible work goes into a moment that looks effortless on screen.
And then there is the detail fans will be replaying: while Park Seo Ham is filming, Kim Ji Yeon notices — and points out — that he is taller than the refrigerator. It is a throwaway observation, but it captures exactly the kind of comfortable, teasing energy that has viewers rooting for the pair both in character and out.
“Dive Into You” airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 p.m. KST, and if episodes 5 and 6 are anything to go by, the romance is only getting deeper from here.
For a romance drama, the share house setting has become something of a second character in its own right. Park Seo Ham’s tease about an important scene with Kim Ji Yeon in the new share house suggests episodes 5 and 6 are pushing the central relationship into new territory — the kind of forced-proximity storytelling that lets small gestures carry enormous weight. When two people share the same cramped hallways and kitchen, every accidental meeting starts to feel like fate.
Making-of videos like this one have become essential viewing for K-drama fans, and it is easy to see why. Watching the actors break character between takes, laugh through flubbed lines, and then snap instantly back into a tender moment reveals the craft behind the chemistry. Kim Ji Yeon and Park Seo Ham’s easy, playful dynamic off camera is arguably the best marketing the drama could ask for — it tells viewers the spark they see on screen is not manufactured.
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