The filming for 'Masked Prosecutor' is said to be proceeding under a friendly atmosphere without any troubles, despite initial difficulties. 

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A rep from KBS 2TV relayed, "There were a lot of worries due to the controversy that was sparked on the 27th and 28th but the current filming set's atmosphere couldn't be any better. All the actors are busy and friendly with each other." 

'Masked Prosecutor' suffered some difficulties along its filming process, due to being swept up in controversy. On June 27, actress Kim Sun Ah expressed her discontent via SNS at the delay in filming, which was pushed back due to an advertisement being filmed on set that same day. The controversy was further inflamed when Kim Sun Ah was tardy for the drama shoot the day right after her outburst on Instagram. 

Regarding the controversy, a rep for 'Masked Prosecutor' stated, "On the 27th we didn't start filming due to KBS's decision and [Kim Sun Ah] was five hours tardy but it's because she couldn't get up [from being too exhausted] from the rigorous schedule. She has apologized to the production crew and the actors for being late." The actress is now said to be back to filming for the drama right on schedule. 

Kim Sun Ah must have felt that her apologies weren't enough as she brought out a buffet cart for everyone, right on the set of the drama which was located in Gyeonggi Province. Actor Joo Sang Wook added to the feast by sharing with fellow actors and staff snacks and coffee which his fans had so graciously prepared. 

An insider from the set of 'Masked Prosecutor' expressed gratitude for all the food that the actors had prepared and said that thanks to all the food, everyone was greatly touched and that they will now be able to work ever harder for the remainder of the drama shooting.