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Meet Our Accepted Students
Discover the inspiring stories of SF Film School’s accepted students.
After successfully completing the two-stage consultation and interview process, these new members of the SFFS Family share their motivations, dreams, and first impressions of the academy.
Through their heartfelt interviews, you’ll experience their passion, goals, and excitement as they begin their journey to becoming VFX and CG artists.
Each story reflects the determination, creativity, and global ambition that define the spirit of SF Film School students.
Hong So Yoon
"I want to diligently learn and study from excellent teachers."
As my major is Visual Spatial Design, I first learned about the Visual Graphics field during my university courses. I chose this path because the 3D classes I took felt the most natural and enjoyable for me, which made me want to study the field more professionally and in greater depth.
I believe SF Film School offers a more professional education compared to other academies and that it truly cares for its students. When I applied, I was quite worried about whether I would be able to keep up. Now that I have been accepted and the start of classes is approaching, I feel a mix of excitement and nervousness. Above all, "I want to diligently learn and study from excellent teachers."
Koo Ja Hyun
"I am a person who wants to live with burning passion."
In the 4th grade of elementary school, I once wrote a fantasy story with no clear structure after listening to music. Lacking the ability to draw it visually, I simply wrote it down in text. Since then, writing has remained a hobby, and I even took writing lessons at one point. Yet, my deep desire to express myself visually never disappeared.
After spending three years just drawing lines while busy trying to make a living, I discovered Autodesk Maya and 3ds Max. I thought that if I could master these programs, I might finally be able to visually realize what I wanted to create. However, I struggled with YouTube tutorials, books, and version compatibility issues. A friend then advised me, “Stop wasting time and enroll in a proper CG academy.”
During the three months I worked at an entrance exam prep academy, I observed that most places only offered overly positive assurances. In contrast, during my consultation at SF Film School, I received honest advice: “If you’re only planning to do this as a hobby, this academy may not be the right fit.” That sincerity convinced me I had come to the right place.
My dream is to work as a metal precision craftsman, create CG works as an artist, and upload them to YouTube as a hobby. Although I am no longer young, I refuse to become narrow-minded. I want to keep struggling and live with genuine passion.
There will surely be people here with different values and career goals, but I hope you can simply see me as one fellow artist.
Yoon Ka Eul
"I want to get my name in the movie credits."
Due to the nature of my major, I had several chances to come across the field of Visual Graphics. Through this exposure and by seeing several seniors studying in this area, I naturally became interested. Once, our school carried out a media facade project, and even though it was student work, it looked truly impressive. That experience made me want to create my own video works and showcase them to many people.
After deciding to pursue video-related work, I began carefully watching the ending credits of every movie I saw. I realized that CG was behind even the scenes I had casually enjoyed, and I resolved that someday I would have my own name listed in those credits.
Honestly, SF Film School was not my top priority at first. However, during the consultation, as I asked various questions, I could clearly feel that the academy thought seriously about students’ employment and long-term career development — more so than other academies. Additionally, the fact that they conduct two interviews made me realize this is not a place that accepts students just because they pay the tuition. I believed they had this selective process because the instructors teach with genuine passion and want to gather the right students. I felt that this was a place where I could gain a lot, so I put my full effort into the interview and became determined to attend SF Film School.
While studying here, I want to create a portfolio with a focus on horror and thriller directing styles. I also hope to learn extensively from the instructors and my fellow students. I will work hard to build a strong personal portfolio, secure employment, and ultimately achieve my dream of "getting my name in the movie credits."
Yoon Eun Sik
"I will not give up until the end and will do my very best to learn."
I have always been captivated by the process of creating something out of nothing in the movies and animations I enjoyed watching. While searching online, I discovered the field of VFX. After viewing the student portfolios on the SF Film School website, I was impressed by the noticeably higher quality compared to other academies. The professional conversation with the instructor and the excellent facilities further convinced me that this was the academy I wanted to attend.
During my studies, I hope to create a dynamic and grand portfolio, including action-packed scenes such as someone suiting up in an Iron Man-like armor. Although my previous major and work experience were far removed from video production, I am eager to seize this opportunity to learn VFX, a field I have long wanted to pursue.
Since this is a path I have chosen for myself, "I will not give up until the end and will do my very best to learn."
Jung Ji Eun
"I’m excited by the opportunity to learn something new, and I plan to stay consistent and dedicated throughout the process."
I have several friends working as Visual Graphic Designers, and I often had the chance to hear about their experiences and perspectives. While discussing the direction and limitations of my own work, I was introduced to VFX and became interested in learning more about the field. After taking time to research and understand it, I decided that this was a path I wanted to pursue.
I first learned about SF Film School through a recommendation from an acquaintance. During the consultation process, the curriculum was explained in detail, which helped me make my decision. In addition, writing the first and second interviews gave me an opportunity to clarify my goals and better define what I wanted to achieve, which I found very valuable.
While studying at the academy, I would like to create portfolio projects such as short looping videos of around 30 seconds, where units or mechanical components come together to form a structure and then disperse, or projects that connect and expand upon the forms and elements of existing object-based works.
I’m excited by the process of learning something new, and I intend to approach it with consistency, sincerity, and dedication.
Park Ju Wan
"I will do my best to learn as much as I can and work toward successfully making a career transition."
While studying Fashion Design, I was first introduced to CLO and Blender, which sparked my interest in the field of 3D. As I learned how to use the tools, I found the process enjoyable and felt that it suited me well. I was especially drawn to the ability to bring ideas to life in a three-dimensional form.
In addition, seeing friends around me studying CG made me want to challenge myself with more detailed and refined work. I learned about SF Film School through a recommendation from an alumni senior. Unlike other academies, I appreciated that classes were conducted with smaller groups and that even beginners could learn from the fundamentals. I was also impressed by the academy’s achievements in various international competitions and the high quality of its portfolios, which played a major role in my decision.
My first impression was that the facilities were excellent and that the academy genuinely cared about its students. Through the two interview processes, I felt that, unlike many other institutions, they paid close attention to each individual student.
While attending the academy, I would like to create a portfolio in the form of a cute short animation project. Since I have decided to pursue a new career path, I plan to approach it with dedication and commitment. I will do my best to learn as much as possible and work toward successfully making this transition into a new career.
Shin Eun Jung
"I want to create a portfolio that clearly showcases my strengths at a glance."
Thanks to my major in Video Content, I had many opportunities to work with various programs. I have always enjoyed films with strong graphic elements, and I especially found the classes using 3ds Max to be interesting and enjoyable. Through that experience, I developed a desire to learn more about the Visual Graphic field, which ultimately led me to choose this path.
While attending another comprehensive academy, I felt that the classes lacked structure and that there was not enough space or support for independent practice, which did not suit my learning style. Feeling uncertain about my direction, I looked through various portfolios and eventually discovered SF Film School.
After seeing the portfolios created by SF Film School students, I felt that the style and direction matched what I wanted to pursue, which became the reason I chose this academy.
When I first entered the academy, the atmosphere made me feel motivated to properly dedicate myself to learning again. After hearing an explanation of the curriculum, I became even more certain that this was a place where I wanted to study.
While attending the academy, I want to create a portfolio that clearly highlights my strengths and allows them to be recognized at a glance. I will continue learning with dedication and work hard to achieve my goals.
Woo Ji Won
"I want to transform my work into 3D and CG models."
My interest in the Visual Graphic field began from a simple question that came to mind as someone who has always enjoyed watching dramas and movies: How is the CG used in these kinds of content actually created? That curiosity gradually developed into a desire to become directly involved in creating films, dramas, and various forms of visual content, and to make something that could be shared with others.
My motivation goes beyond simply finding a job. I genuinely want to explore the full potential of this field and have a strong desire to create my own work through hands-on experience with the tools and programs themselves.
I first learned about SF Film School through a recommendation from a senior, and during my first in-person consultation, I was impressed by how clearly everything was explained, even from the perspective of someone without a related background. The availability of a cinema room, personal study spaces, and practice facilities made me feel even more strongly that this was the right place for me. I also really liked how well-structured and organized the curriculum was.
When applying, I had many concerns such as, Can I really do this? and Am I making the right choice? Starting over in a completely different field from my major felt intimidating. However, after receiving the acceptance notice, those worries quickly turned into excitement, and now I find myself eager to begin learning as soon as possible.
I am currently majoring in Painting, and I have always wanted to bring my artwork into a 3D and CG format. As I will be returning to university and entering my final year, I have also developed the ambition of using the skills I learn to create my graduation project.
More than anything, I am highly motivated to study this field seriously and hope to create work that I can share with a wider audience as soon as possible.
Cha A Yeon
"I want to create interesting projects by adding my imagination to them."
My interest in CG began through watching films. I was fascinated by the idea of creating things that are difficult to film in real life or things that do not even exist. That sense of possibility strongly appealed to me, and it made me think, I wish I could create things like that too. While exploring this interest further, I discovered the field of Visual Graphics.
While searching for VFX and Maya academies, I found it difficult to make decisions because there were so many promotional reviews online. Then, through a recommendation from someone I knew, I learned about SF Film School. After visiting the website, I was impressed by the high quality of the students’ work and the fact that it seemed to operate in a structured environment similar to a school.
When I visited SF Film School in person, I felt that I could understand why it had been recognized so highly over the years. I gained confidence that studying there would allow me to learn professionally rather than just gaining a superficial understanding while spending time and money. Unlike other academies, I felt that this was a place where I could use what I learned to create the kinds of projects I personally wanted to make, which became the reason I chose it.
I want to study hard and turn the things I admired when I was younger into reality. While attending the academy, I would like to create imaginative and engaging projects with settings such as the ocean, forests, and outer space.
Rather than giving up after a single failure, I want to maintain the mindset that even if I rest for a day, I can work harder the next day. I will continue learning with persistence and determination.
Kim Kyoung Eun
"I want to improve my skills and become an artist people can trust and rely on."
Since the field I was originally studying did not align well with my interests and strengths, I began thinking seriously about a new career path. During that process, I found myself becoming more interested in films. After realizing that my previous path was no longer right for me, I came to the conclusion that there was no reason not to pursue something I genuinely enjoy.
I had always admired the people working in the film industry, and for the first time, I felt that I could also contribute to that world. My appreciation for visually striking and dynamic productions gradually grew stronger, which naturally led to an increasing interest in CG.
I also believed that the demand for visually engaging content would continue to grow and that technologies capable of bringing unreal or imagined concepts into visual form would become increasingly important within society and culture. These thoughts ultimately led me to choose the CG field.
I first discovered SF Film School through online research, and while exploring the website, I was able to build a clearer understanding of the different areas within the field. At first, the highly professional atmosphere felt somewhat intimidating, but as I compared various academies, my desire to learn properly and seriously continued to grow, which eventually led me to make my decision.
During the consultation process, I received detailed and friendly explanations about the curriculum in a comfortable environment. Learning that many students also came from non-related backgrounds gave me confidence and encouraged me to enroll.
Even now, it still feels somewhat unreal that I have begun learning VFX, but I want to maintain the mindset I started with and continue building my skills step by step from the fundamentals. I am motivated to gradually create the kinds of scenes and projects I envision.
Ultimately, I hope to join a company where I can work on a variety of projects, continuously improve my abilities, and grow into an artist whom others can trust and confidently rely on.
Kim Seung Wook
"Before becoming a student who is simply good at something, I want to become a student who enjoys the process and challenges myself as much as possible."
While studying Media and Video, I learned to use various programs such as Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, and DaVinci Resolve. However, as these tools have become more widely accessible and easier for many people to use, I began to feel that there was less distinction in having those skills alone as a major-related strength. Because of this, I started looking for a more specialized and niche area within the broader field of visual media, which eventually led me to develop an interest in Visual Graphics.
As post-production continues to play an increasingly important role in films and dramas today, I felt that this field has strong potential and a promising future.
Although I have currently transferred into an Animation and Video department, I realized that there were significant differences between what I had previously learned in Media and Video and the skills needed for this field. I felt that additional learning would be necessary. I tried studying on my own, but I encountered more difficulties than expected, which led me to start searching for an academy.
After comparing several institutions, I decided to choose SF Film School because I could clearly sense its professionalism in VFX through the website, and the high quality of the students’ portfolio work gave me confidence in the program.
The first interview process was a unique and interesting experience because it focused on learning more about me and my future goals. It gave me the positive impression that the process would help provide more personalized guidance and direction.
Now that I have received my acceptance notice and am preparing to officially begin attending the academy, my thoughts are centered less around worry and more around the mindset of, “Rather than trying to be perfect from the start, I want to enjoy the process.” I am looking forward to beginning classes with that attitude.
Before becoming a student who is simply skilled, I want to become someone who genuinely enjoys learning and continues to challenge myself as much as I can.
Dong Hyun Woong
"I want to make my name known in the field of Visual Graphics."
I have always enjoyed watching movies and animated films. Among them, I remember being especially impressed after watching Moana. The ocean effects, character movements, textures, and color design left a strong impression on me. Later, I was introduced to cinematic works created by Blizzard Entertainment and Riot Games, and I felt that the Visual Graphic field had no limits when it came to expressing ideas and imagination.
That experience made me think that perhaps I could also create something that others could watch and become immersed in. I wanted to make work that could give viewers the same excitement and emotions that I experienced while watching those cinematics, and that became the reason I developed an interest in this field.
I first learned about SF Film School before my military service while searching through websites and YouTube for 3D-related academies and portfolios. As I explored different fields and learning paths, I felt that I wanted an opportunity to learn properly and in greater depth, which became the reason I chose this academy.
During the first interview and consultation process, I felt that the academy approached education with sincerity, and it also became a chance for me to reflect on my own goals and mindset. Since it was my first time experiencing an interview process like the first and second interviews, I was nervous, but I also felt that it helped me strengthen my determination and approach the opportunity with greater sincerity.
When I first applied, I was extremely nervous. However, after being accepted and knowing that I would officially become a student at the academy, those feelings gradually turned into a mixture of excitement and anticipation. I feel both nervous and eager about what I will learn and about being able to create the kinds of portfolio projects I have imagined.
After studying at the academy, I hope to join a company that suits me well and gain practical experience. Eventually, I want to expand my opportunities internationally, and in the future, I want to build a name for myself and become recognized in the field of Visual Graphics.
Baek Hee Seung
"I want to become someone who contributes to the production of large-scale projects with significant investment behind them."
About three years ago, a friend mentioned wanting to pursue a career in the CG industry, and that was when I first became aware of the Visual Graphic field. While studying motion graphics, I gradually developed a strong interest in 3D and began learning Cinema 4D as well.
As time went on, I met friends working in areas such as look development and compositing. Through learning Cinema 4D and seeing their work, I started feeling that I wanted to study 3D in a more structured and in-depth way. I began exploring Blender and Unreal Engine through online videos and tutorials, and as I continued creating projects, my interest in learning Maya grew even stronger.
While looking through portfolios from different academies, I felt that SF Film School stood out the most, which led me to visit and receive a consultation. When I visited the academy, I had a positive impression because the students seemed to have a close and supportive atmosphere. The first and second interview process also felt similar to a school admission interview, which was exciting and made me feel even more motivated to take on a new challenge.
Answering the questions during the interview process gave me a clearer understanding of the direction I want to pursue, where I currently stand, and what I need moving forward.
Now that I have been accepted and will officially attend the academy, I want to approach this opportunity with sincerity and dedication. I plan to study and learn as much as possible, making the most of this experience.
Based on the skills and knowledge I gain, I hope to become someone who can contribute to large-scale productions with substantial budgets behind them. Even if my progress feels slow at times, I will continue investing time into learning, improving myself, and finding different ways to apply what I learn through consistent effort.
Yoo Yeon woo
"I want to become someone who is recognized across various fields."
While searching for information related to graphics, I came across a graphic designer on social media who used the term Visual Graphics while showing their creative process. Curious about the field, I began researching it further and was introduced to programs such as Maya and ZBrush.
My interest in visual creation actually began much earlier. When I was in fifth grade, I was introduced to the game Halo, and that experience inspired me to pursue becoming a graphic designer. Because of that goal, I began studying art with the intention of entering a Visual Design program.
Later, during my senior year of high school while preparing for entrance exams through art studies, I started wondering what it would be like to physically create game characters and objects from movies. This curiosity led me to begin studying special makeup effects. Although special makeup allows realistic creations and physical movement, I felt there were limitations when it came to achieving the level of detailed expression, scale adjustment, environments, and visual effects that could be created through graphic design. I wanted to create works that felt even more realistic and immersive.
As I watched game cinematics and science-fiction films, I became deeply fascinated by the process of making fictional elements appear real. I found myself thinking, “I also want to create work that draws viewers into a world and strengthens their sense of immersion and excitement.” That became the reason I chose this field.
While exploring the SF Film School website, I saw students’ portfolio projects and was impressed by the realism of the work and the variety of programs being used. It gave me the impression that I would be able to receive structured and professional training there, which became a major reason for choosing the academy.
During the consultation process, the staff explained unfamiliar concepts in detail and provided a thorough introduction to the graphics field, which gave me confidence and trust. Touring the building also strengthened that feeling because each floor had a comfortable environment and a positive atmosphere that made me feel that this was a place where I truly wanted to learn.
Compared with other academies, I felt that SF Film School offered a more systematic structure and stronger specialization in graphic-related software and training. Through studying there, I want to learn a wide range of skills and continue developing my expertise.
I want to study hard and eventually work in the film graphics industry. Beyond that, I also hope to share my projects on social media and become someone who can inspire others. More than being recognized only for technical skills in graphics, I want to become a person who is respected and recognized in many different ways, including character, attitude, and professionalism.
Lee Hyun Kyu
"I want to create a visually striking and symbolic short-form portfolio project."
More specifically, I had been interested in working in areas such as 3D animation or VFX within live-action films. I had taken basic animation classes at school before, and although the lessons did not go into advanced topics, I found myself becoming interested in the field while taking those classes.
From a practical perspective, I also felt that the range of career opportunities seemed broader compared to film editing alone, which made me want to explore this direction further.
While searching for places in Korea where I could properly study VFX, I happened to discover SF Film School. My first impression was that it felt like a place that could provide much more practical guidance and support than trying to learn everything independently.
While attending the academy, I am planning to create a short portfolio project with themes such as cyberpunk or post-apocalyptic worlds. Because of the nature of short-form projects, I believe one of my strengths is expressing strong visual and symbolic elements. I would like to combine those aspects and create a project that effectively blends atmosphere, symbolism, and visual impact into a cohesive piece.
Lim So Hye
"I want to work hard and learn as much as I can to overcome my lack of experience."
rograms and tools. Because of that, I strongly felt that I wanted to study at SF Film School.
I appreciated that the first consultation provided detailed explanations and gave me the chance to closely explore the academy environment. I also liked that the second interview process, which involved written documents, allowed me to take my time and complete it comfortably at home.
I was very worried when applying because I lacked related experience and knowledge, and I still feel some of those concerns even now. However, through the consultation process, I learned that beginners can also challenge themselves in this field. Because I know I have a lot to learn, I want to make up for my inexperience through effort and dedication, and I am determined to learn as much as possible.
Han Ji Min
"I always want to learn, improve, and grow through hard work and giving my best effort."
Through elective courses in school, I naturally developed an interest in design-related content. As I looked at artwork from films and games, website designs, and advertisements, I began thinking more deeply about how visual elements can effectively communicate information. Through online research, I also came to understand the importance and creativity behind various fields such as graphic design, illustration, and animation.
As I recognized the growing importance of visually engaging content in modern society, I developed a stronger desire to express my own creativity through the Visual Graphic field.
While searching for Maya academies, I discovered SF Film School. After viewing the outstanding portfolios created by students on the website, I became very interested in the academy. I was particularly impressed by the seminars and special lectures conducted with domestic and international partners, as well as the structured filming and editing facilities I saw during the consultation.
I was also interested in the level of information, guidance, and support offered to students. Through the first and second interview processes, I gained the impression that the academy values careful consideration and places importance on building strong communication and understanding with its students throughout the learning process.
The fact that students are selected carefully and classes are built around creating an environment where students can support and learn from one another made me feel that the academy prioritizes educational quality rather than simply increasing the number of students. I believe that this approach plays an important role in creating meaningful interactions and an effective learning environment.
For these reasons, I decided to apply to SF Film School, and I am looking forward to growing within a collaborative and professional educational environment.
When I applied, I approached the interview process carefully and sincerely. Now that I have been accepted, I feel a stronger sense of responsibility and believe that I should approach my studies with a dedicated and disciplined attitude. Being accepted has also given me a greater sense of motivation and commitment to work even harder.
Although everything still feels somewhat unfamiliar to me, I want to continue learning, improving, and growing by always giving my best effort. I hope to develop further through the guidance and advice of my instructors and continue building my skills throughout my time at the academy.
Hwang Ye Eun
"I want to grow into an excellent 3D animator and, eventually, become a director."
During my second year of university, I took a Visual Graphics class related to the CG field, which deepened my interest in this area. Although I had previously gained a basic understanding of product design and visual design during high school, I came to realize that CG requires much more complex thinking and problem-solving compared to two-dimensional work.
To overcome this challenge, I began searching for related videos, conducting my own research, and creating practice models to experiment with animation. Throughout this process, I received positive feedback, which increased both my confidence and my interest in 3D animation. As a result, I decided that I wanted to pursue this field as my future career path.
However, at my current university, the curriculum mainly focuses on basic modeling using 3ds Max, which made me feel that there were limitations in the depth of learning available. Through that experience, I developed a stronger desire for more advanced training and practical experience.
That was when I discovered SF Film School. I was drawn to the academy because it offered opportunities to learn a wide range of programs and explore modern technologies such as motion capture and metaverse-related production techniques. I felt confident that, with my determination and passion, this environment would help me achieve greater growth in the field of 3D animation.
Before attending the consultation, I learned through the official website that the academy conducts interview processes before making admissions decisions. Personally, I viewed this first and second interview system very positively. I felt that it was designed to create an environment where people with strong motivation and genuine interest in the 3D field could come together, inspire one another, and build positive creative synergy.
With that mindset, I approached the interviews sincerely and worked hard because I wanted to become part of that learning environment.
I want to put in my best effort to become the person I envision and achieve the goals I have set for myself. I am excited about the future of learning and creating through SF Film School while continuing to develop my abilities through hands-on experience in 3D production.
Ultimately, I want to continue improving myself and grow into an outstanding 3D animator and, in the future, become a director as well.
Kim Min Ji
"I believe that with effort and learning, nothing is impossible, so I will study hard and do my best."
My interest in the visual content field began simply from watching movies and thinking, “These CG effects are amazing.” I enjoyed watching videos that compared scenes before and after VFX work was applied, and I became curious about how these effects and virtual environments were actually created.
More recently, as concepts such as the metaverse became more widely discussed, I was introduced to many different types of content and found my interest growing once again. This led to a stronger desire to create virtual spaces and environments myself.
Because of my interest in virtual reality and the metaverse, I began searching for places where I could learn tools such as Unreal Engine. Among many academies, I heard that SF Film School provided strong and reliable education, so I explored its website and reviews before deciding to apply.
After visiting in person and having a consultation, I developed even greater confidence in the academy because of its thoughtful approach and well-prepared learning environment. I also found the first and second interview process refreshing because it allowed me to express more about myself and gave me time to think carefully about how to communicate my goals and motivations.
I had been feeling a little nervous throughout the process, but after being accepted, those worries and nervous feelings seemed to disappear, leaving mostly excitement for what lies ahead.
I hope to continue moving forward by working hard, balancing my responsibilities, and also spending time learning independently outside of class. I believe that there is very little that cannot be achieved through dedication and continuous learning, and for that reason, I intend to study with determination and give my best effort.
Kim Jong Sung
"I believe that if I give my best effort, I will have no regrets."
Through both my academic background and personal projects, I had opportunities to create various types of video content. At one point, I wanted to create a scene showing a planet falling within a project, but I encountered technical limitations that prevented me from achieving the result I envisioned. During that process, I remembered Maya, a program I had previously experienced at another academy I attended. However, at the time, the cost of the full version felt burdensome to me.
As an alternative, I began learning and experimenting with programs such as Unreal Engine and Blender through freely available resources and tutorials. Through that process of exploring new tools and testing ideas, I found myself becoming increasingly interested in the work itself. This experience eventually led me away from my original career direction of becoming a broadcast video editor and toward the Visual Graphic field.
One reason for this change was my belief that traditional video editing may become increasingly affected by automation and the large number of people already working within the industry. In contrast, I felt that the Visual Graphic field still strongly relies on creativity, imagination, and artistic expression—qualities that cannot easily be replaced. Because of this, I believed the field offered greater opportunities and long-term potential for growth, which became an important reason for choosing this path.
I had also encountered projects created by SF Film School students through various platforms, and I was impressed by their high level of quality. During my first consultation, I was able to directly see the learning environment, and it clearly felt different from other academies. Seeing the instructors' serious approach and dedication toward students inspired me and strengthened my desire to grow into a highly skilled 3D artist.
In addition, after reviewing the curriculum on the academy website, I felt that it was designed with a strong understanding of the practical skills and expertise required for a professional 3D artist in the industry. Seeing the numerous partnerships and employment connections both domestically and internationally further strengthened my desire to study at SF Film School.
For my future portfolio work, I would like to create a project set in a world that goes beyond the rules and limitations of reality—a setting involving magic, mythical elements, and various lifeforms. I imagine a story in which the main character travels across a planet in search of something, encountering different species, creatures, environments, and landscapes along the journey. Through this project, I want to express the scale and richness of a vast world.
Since childhood, I have always believed in finishing what I start and seeing responsibilities through to the end. I believe that when I give my full effort, I can move forward without regrets. Even after entering the academy, I intend to fully dedicate myself to the learning process and become someone who contributes positively in both education and collaborative environments.
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