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NOTICE SF FILM SCHOOL
The SF Film School Notice Board provides students and visitors with access to the latest announcements and important updates.
Here, you can find detailed information about upcoming events, seminars, workshops, and key schedules that are essential for your academic and creative journey.
Stay connected with SFFS and make sure you never miss valuable news, opportunities, or experiences that will support your growth as an artist.
2024.03.18
Graduate Seminar
Ha Sung Il / Kim Ga Young/
Shin Han Na
Ha Sung Il / Kim Ga Young/
Shin Han Na
Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Ha Sung-il, Kim Ga-young, and Shin Han-na.
Ha Sung-il created a portfolio based on the concept of a story where a meteor falls to Earth, leading to an escape from the planet, an encounter with a massive spaceship, and a journey to discover a new world.
Kim Ga-young created a portfolio inspired by Greek mythology, depicting the journey of Theseus, the warrior who enters the Minotaur’s labyrinth to defeat the Minotaur.
Shin Han-na’s work is based on a world where modern and futuristic elements coexist through a combination of dieselpunk and steampunk aesthetics. While steampunk is often associated with dark atmospheres and heavy fog, she created a unique portfolio featuring a bright city where nature and plants coexist.
We will continue to support all three graduates as they grow into world-class artists.
2024.02.19
Graduate Seminar
Lee Chae Un / Kim Ji Hyun
Lee Chae Un / Kim Ji Hyun
Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Lee Chae-woon and Kim Ji-hyun.
Lee Chae-woon created a project inspired by the Korean folklore creature “Jangsanbeom.” Jangsanbeom is a tiger-like monster with long fur, known in legends for imitating human voices to lure and devour people.
Kim Ji-hyun created a project featuring the main character from the film Stuart Little, depicting a story about going on a summer vacation.
We will continue to support both graduates as they grow into world-class artists.
2024.01.25
Graduate Kim Myung-joo Wins Multiple Awards at International Film Festivals.
Kim Myung Ju
SF Film School graduate Kim Myung-joo’s work "To My Buddy" has won awards at numerous international film festivals.
This heartwarming project, created in the VFX & ANIMATION category, received high praise for its emotional storytelling and outstanding quality. In particular, the scene where the character risks everything and rushes forward to save his captured girlfriend leaves a lasting impression.
This remarkable achievement was made possible through Kim Myung-joo’s endless dedication and passion. Congratulations to graduate Kim Myung-joo on this incredible success.
2023.12.21
Merry Christmas
SFFS
SF Film School prepared a small event to give students a warmer and more special end-of-year experience.
It was a joyful time for both the students receiving the gifts and the instructors who prepared them. We hope all students carry the warmth they received through the letters and gifts, and continue to stay motivated to create amazing works until the end of the year!
2023.12.12
Graduate Seminar
TEAM BAOBAO
TEAM BAOBAO
Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Kwon Nam-young and Yoon Ji-hyun.
Team Baobao created a 3D compositing portfolio titled "The Witch's House."
We will continue to support both graduates as they grow into world-class artists.
2023.11.09
Graduate Seminar
Kwak Min Wook / Lee Seo Yeon
Kwak Min Wook / Lee Seo Yeon
Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Kwak Min-wook and Lee Seo-yeon.
Kwak Min-wook created a cinematic portfolio focusing on characters from an Eastern fantasy world. Lee Seo-yeon created an environment portfolio featuring a story where a cute AI robot explores a ruined city and discovers a candy vending machine, ending with an open conclusion.
We will continue to support both graduates as they grow into world-class artists.
2023.10.27
Graduate Seminar
Ku Gang Mi / Jeong Jung A
Ku Gang Mi / Jeong Jung A
Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Gu Kang-mi and Jung Jung-ah.
Gu Kang-mi created an environment portfolio based on a story where a witch’s house is hidden inside a children’s room as a clock portal.
Jung Jung-ah created a portfolio with an apocalyptic concept, depicting a world where a severe snowstorm continues for a long period of time, and an elderly man survives while hiding inside a subway station.
We will continue to support both graduates as they grow into world-class artists.
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