"I am already so excited and thrilled at the thought of it that I find myself eagerly counting down the days until my classes begin."

Originally, I was interested in learning 3D because I believed it would complement my current job as a 2D graphic designer. Then, with the recent sudden rise of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the metaverse, and virtual worlds, along with the emergence of virtual media as a new medium, my personal interest and curiosity grew significantly.
One day, I happened to see someone creating a figure using Maya, and I was amazed by how broad the applications of 3D programs actually are. I realized that if I work on various projects, I’ll be able to produce much higher-quality results. It felt like a perfect win-win situation.
Above all, since it aligns with my hobbies of watching animation and virtual broadcasts, I believe I’ll truly enjoy the process and be able to study with genuine passion and consistency for a long time. That’s what ultimately led me to make this decision.
After seriously committing to learning 3D in depth, I searched for modeling and rigging courses and discovered SF Film School. During my first consultation, I was deeply impressed by the overall atmosphere of the academy. From the counselor to the entire staff, everything felt highly systematic and professional. I could sense that the instructors possess not only strong theoretical knowledge but also practical, real-world expertise, and that this is a place where people who truly love this field gather.
The fact that I could even try a simple hands-on experience with motion capture equipment was exciting. Most of all, I was drawn to the small class sizes where lessons are tailored to each student’s individual goals, and the thoughtful curriculum that carefully assesses the current level of beginners. This level of care gave me far more confidence compared to other academies.
As a complete beginner, I am planning to dedicate up to 2–3 years to studying. My goal afterward is to work in the 3D industry, particularly in virtual production and character modeling.
I believe learning has no end. Especially in today’s world, where trends change so rapidly and new multidimensional concepts continue to emerge, the fields of design and 3D will keep expanding infinitely. I want to become someone who continuously grows and learns while increasing my own value.
I’m not learning new skills just to show others — the process of expanding my knowledge itself brings me great joy. Whatever form it takes, it benefits me, raises my personal value, and gives me a deep sense of pride and fulfillment.
Even though I haven’t started the actual classes yet, I’m already incredibly excited and looking forward to it. I can’t wait for the day I begin my studies.