August 2026 Monthly Best goes to student Lim Yoon-woo, who is currently creating **Circle**, a project that explores the cycle of life in nature and the interconnected relationships through which all living things coexist.

The Technical Seminar by Martin Lapp, FX Artist at Accenture, will be held on August 19, 2026. We look forward to your interest and participation.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation showcase featuring works by alumni Ryu Da-hye, Kang Seok-ho, Park Ji-hoon and Yang Su-min. Ryu Da-hye’s work was an environment piece based on the concept of a retro restaurant in Hong Kong. From the neon lights and old-fashioned signs to the unique atmosphere that reflects the passage of time, the nostalgic essence of Hong Kong was beautifully captured throughout the scene, making it a truly impressive work. Kang Seok-ho’s work is a character piece based on a unique concept in which the protagonist, after suffering an unexpected accident, participates in a javelin competition with almost the entire body replaced by robotic parts. Park Ji-hoon’s work is an animation piece featuring a cute child and a mouse. Through the story of the child and the mouse becoming connected, they encounter an unexpected stroke of luck. It was a truly charming and heartwarming story that brought a smile throughout the entire viewing experience. Han Min-young’s work is an animation piece about a girl who, after spending her days feeling exhausted and lost, rediscovers a dream she had forgotten. With its calm and heartwarming atmosphere, the thoughtful direction and emotional storytelling made this work especially memorable.

July 2026 Monthly Best goes to student Jo Jun-hyuk, who created a futuristic city environment set in a cyberpunk world.

Eyeline Studios FX Artist Park Hong-gyu Visiting Seminar Schedule

June 2026's Monthly Best goes to Kim Mi joo, who beautifully recreated 'San,' the iconic protagonist from the masterpiece anime Princess Mononoke, as an impressive 3D character.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation showcase featuring works by alumni Park Si-hyun and Yang Su-min. Park Si-hyun presented a dynamic battle scene of a battle mage that feels like a scene from a game cinematic. Yang Su-min created a powerful scene of a volcanic eruption with dinosaurs running through it. We will continue to support both of them as they grow into world-class artists.

May 2026's Monthly Best goes to Ryu Da hye, who impressed everyone with her beautiful environment portfolio.

Eyeline Studios Look-Dev Artist Han Seung-yeon Visiting Seminar Review

Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Kim Hye-jung and Jeon Kyung-min. Kim Hye-jung worked on a live-action adaptation of Studio Ghibli’s The Secret World of Arrietty, while Jeon Kyung-min created a compositing portfolio. We will continue to support and cheer for both of them as they grow into world-class artists.

April 2026's Monthly Best goes to Oh Yoo-bin, who impressed everyone with her stunning recreation of the creature from the film The Shape of Water.

March 2026's Monthly Best goes to Ahn Yeon-soo, who created a touching full 3D epilogue imagining the aftermath of the film Edward Scissorhands.

Review of the Overseas Industry Seminar with Professor Tom Rumes from Thomas More University.

Review of the Visiting Seminar with Hongkyoung Kim, VFX Supervisor at SPIN VFX.

February 2026's Monthly Best goes to Kim Dong-won, who created a lifelike and realistic human character that feels truly alive.

Review of the Technical Seminar with Manolya Kulkoylu, Animator at Industrial Light & Magic Studios.

January 2026's Monthly Best goes to Jeong Yoon-hee, who created an environment portfolio capturing the beauty of summer in Japan.

December 2025's Monthly Best goes to Kim Jun-ki, who created an animation with a meaningful story that delivers a positive message to young audiences, similar to Disney's storytelling.

SF Film School students, we prepared a Christmas event to spend a joyful holiday season together with all of you~!! This Christmas, we prepared another surprise gift! We prepared small snack packages along with handwritten letters filled with the care and sincerity of your instructors. Although they were small gifts, many students enjoyed the moment of opening their letters and presents with excitement and happiness. We hope you have a wonderful end of 2025, and we will continue to support you as you pursue and achieve your dreams!
 SF Film School wishes you a Happy Merry Christmas~!