"I believe that SF Film School’s vision for the future aligns closely with my own goals."

I was first introduced to the Visual Graphics field while preparing for animation entrance exams from elementary school through high school. During that time, I listened to and learned from professionals working in the industry. I realized that creating animation was not simply about drawing on paper, but also involved using 3D techniques to create character expressions, movements, backgrounds, effects, and many other elements. At that time, it felt incredibly new and fascinating to me, and I thought that if I could do this kind of work in the future, I would truly be happy. That was when my interest in the field first began.

After that, I became increasingly interested in 3D graphics from companies like Disney and Pixar. As I watched and experienced more of their work, my desire grew stronger to create my own unique characters, stories, and detailed expressions with my own hands. This eventually led me to choose the VFX field.

I looked into many different academies, but I felt that SF Film School’s direction for the future and its curriculum closely matched my own goals. During my senior year of high school, I first saw SF Film School portfolios through YouTube and websites, and I was amazed by the high quality of the work and the passion shown by the students. From that point on, my desire to study there continued to grow.

When I visited the academy, I was impressed by the facilities spread across different floors, the individual study spaces, and the areas where students could work while observing movements in real-life settings. It did not feel like an ordinary academy—it felt more like a place where people who are truly passionate about CG gather together.

When I received the acceptance email, I felt happy, but at the same time, I also felt a sense of responsibility. I will do my best to achieve the goals I have set for myself. I want to challenge myself together with others and ultimately achieve our dreams.