This seminar was truly meaningful and rewarding, filled with practical advice for portfolio preparation as well as real insights from the industry.
We were able to go beyond theory and gain a sense of the actual workflow — from understanding how collaboration happens on real projects to learning how a matchmove artist should approach and analyze each shot.

The session clearly explained where matchmove fits in the pipeline and what role it plays. Drawing from extensive project experience, the speaker shared not only technical knowledge but also stories about how to communicate effectively with other artists and work efficiently in the field. With his strong background in compositing as well, he provided a wealth of insights from that area too.

He also gave valuable, realistic advice on how students should approach portfolio preparation, manage their time, and raise the quality of their work.
We are deeply grateful to alumnus Mr. Taeheon Kim for generously sharing his knowledge and experiences and for preparing this session with such sincerity.