Interview with Aram Jeong

Hello, my name is Jung Aram, and I am a graduate of the VFX Program.

The concept of my portfolio was an active factory gradually becoming worn down by the passage of time. Looking back, I believe the most important thing is to have a clear concept and prepare your work according to a well-structured plan. As you work on your project, there will be times when your thoughts become complicated and overwhelming. Deciding what to do first and what to leave for later will help you stay organized and make the process much smoother.

For those coming from different or unfamiliar fields, I personally think this is a place that provides exactly what is needed. Technical skills are certainly important, but I believe the most valuable aspect is the sharing of knowledge and resources. This environment offers countless opportunities to learn from others and gain access to useful information. After completing the course, I felt both a sense of relief and a bit of regret that the experience had come to an end.

While working in the portfolio class, we researched unfamiliar topics together and shared resources, which helped me tremendously throughout the process. The relationships I built with my classmates were also a great source of support. My advice is not to rush. Take your time and prepare step by step.

This was a place where I was fortunate enough to meet people who became truly important to me. Do-yong, Won-ho, Jae-hoon, Jong-hoon, Seung-guk, Yeonnam-hyung, and Instructor Lim—thank you all. I was genuinely happy to spend this time with you. You treated me with kindness and shared so much knowledge with me, and for that I am deeply grateful.

I hope that one day I can return as someone who has made a meaningful mark in the CG industry and is able to help others in the same way. Thank you for all your hard work. I wish everyone the very best in the future.