“There Is Still Much More I Don’t Know Than What I Do Know, So I Will Continue Learning and Filling in Those Gaps.”

My younger sibling majored in the field of visual graphics, and I naturally became interested in the field while watching them work on various projects. At first, I would ask questions whenever I became curious about something, but I eventually realized there was a limit to how much information I could learn that way. Because of that, I began searching for tutorials and information on YouTube and gradually explored the field more seriously on my own.

Since this was the first field that genuinely made me think, “I really want to try this,” I decided that if I was going to pursue it, I wanted to learn it properly and challenge myself to change my career path through it.

I chose SF Film School because I was looking for a place where I could do more than simply watch online lectures. I wanted to study in an offline environment where I could attend in-person classes and learn under the direct guidance and management of experienced instructors.

Although I have only completed the consultation process so far, the academy explained many of the things I had always been curious about, including the future curriculum and educational process, in a very clear and detailed way. Because of that, I began to feel hopeful that if I studied sincerely and worked hard, I might eventually become capable of standing on my own professionally by the end of the program.

I also felt that the interview process itself was designed to help students make careful and thoughtful decisions about their future, which left a positive impression on me.

I am especially interested in VFX environments and background work. Although my goals are still somewhat broad, I hope to someday create a portfolio that inspires others in the same way I was inspired when I first saw someone else’s work and thought, “I want to create backgrounds like that too.”

At the moment, there are still far more things I do not know than things I do know, so rather than rushing to create a perfect plan immediately, I want to continue learning step by step and build my path as I grow.

I am grateful to have been accepted. Since I am not originally from this major, I know I may fall behind at times, but I will work hard to keep up and continue improving. Thank you, and I look forward to learning here.