"I want to absorb as much as possible, practice what I learn, and build the skills needed to secure a job."

After graduating from university, I enrolled in a three-year animation college. Although I had to withdraw due to personal reasons, that experience introduced me to Maya, which I found highly engaging. I became particularly interested in lighting, and I was drawn to the idea of creating cinematic-quality animation.

While studying on my own, I felt that my skills were not improving as much as I had hoped, and I began to feel anxious about employment. I believe that SF Film School will provide the support I need. When I first visited the website, I was genuinely impressed. I had often looked at The Rookies while studying independently, and seeing that this school has achieved top rankings there was surprising.

I have also heard that the quality of student portfolios reflects the level of an institution, and after seeing the work from SF Film School students, I gained strong trust in the program. When I applied, I felt very nervous—it felt like starting over, which brought both uncertainty and concern. Now that I’ve been accepted, I feel excited, but also a sense of responsibility to perform well and achieve strong results.

Moving forward, I want to make the most of my time by learning as much as I can, applying it through practice, and steadily building the skills needed for employment. While I have access to the instructors, I hope to gain as much practical knowledge and professional insight as possible.