“SF Film School was a strong ray of light for me in the pitch-black darkness.”

I decided to go to an academy and searched for several academies, but I felt that other academies were overly commercial and that they would teach mechanically and passively. On the other hand, SF Film School gave me the impression that they would teach systematically and accurately, as I could see the detailed portfolio and curriculum of the small group on the website. However, I was worried that I couldn't trust the opinions on the website 100%, but after visiting the academy in person and consulting with the dean and hearing his honest words, I was convinced that I really wanted to go there. I've always been interested in 3D graphics in the film and game fields, and I like showing my creations to others and hearing their thoughts on them, so I've used games as a hobby to create videos and used basic 3D tools to create 3D models to put in games. However, I was hesitant about actually learning it and making it my future career. I wanted to start, but I didn't know where to start, and I was scared because it felt so vague. However, I got an opportunity to work as an intern at a foreign game company because of the video I made for the game, and later through that connection, I got to work at a domestic game company as a planner, and while actually seeing and hearing the work of the company's graphic staff, I became certain that this field of creating visuals out of nothing was really the field I wanted to be in. In particular, seeing someone who had transferred to the company as a new 3D animator at a fairly young age and was working really diligently and happily made me wonder what I was hesitating for, and that's why I decided to apply. In fact, I have a greedy personality that wants to try anything, so I wish I could learn all the courses, but I know very well that it's impossible in reality, so I want to start by learning the 3D animation course that interests me the most, step by step.