"I believe I have been given an opportunity to take one step closer to my dream."

I became interested in CG after seeing the media art installation 'Wave' at COEX. Later, I came across a short YouTube video showing how a scene from Frozen was created. Watching the production process and learning how scenes were made sparked my interest in the field of 3D animation. After that, I watched videos about the production processes of other animations and behind-the-scenes footage of film production. Through these, I realized that 3D animation is the result of careful work and long-term effort. Since I enjoy activities that require patience and dedication, I felt that this field suited my personality and strengths, which made me want to pursue a career in 3D animation. I had already decided to study abroad in Canada with the goal of becoming a 3D animator, and I thought learning the necessary programs beforehand would be helpful. While searching for academies where I could learn Maya, one of the essential programs for 3D animation, I came across students' work on YouTube. After seeing the high-quality work created by SF Film School students, I thought to myself that I also wanted to create work like that. In addition, after seeing the facilities through the website, I felt that they would be very helpful later when working in a real professional environment, which led me to visit SF Film School. Through the first interview, I was able to understand how SF Film School differs from other academies, and after touring the facilities, my desire to study there grew even stronger. I also thought that when passionate students with clear goals gather together, they can help and inspire one another, creating a positive environment. Because of that, I felt that selecting students through the first and second interview process was also a strong system. When I finally received the acceptance news, I was truly happy, and I felt that I had been given an opportunity to take a step closer to my dream of working overseas, which I had held for several years. At SF Film School, I will devote myself fully to my studies, and even when I fall behind, I will do my best not to give up and continue moving forward. By learning from the students around me, I will strive not only to take one step forward but to keep progressing even further.