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~!

We invite you to the SFFS Awards, featuring prizes, awards, and trophies worth a total of 15 million KRW.

November 2025's Monthly Best goes to Lee Soo-bin, who is working on a live-action adaptation of a Disney animation.

Achieved 3rd Place Worldwide (Asia’s 5th Consecutive #1) at THE ROOKIE AWARDS 2025 Global Competition.

Baek Ji-yeon’s The Flying Mouse is a creative project based on Torben Kuhlmann’s picture book Lindbergh: The Tale of a Flying Mouse. The work beautifully recreates the warm emotions and storytelling of the original picture book in 3D while preserving the charm of 2D illustrations. Despite being a 3D animation, the delicate colors, composition, and direction make it feel as if you are turning the pages of a picture book. These elements left a strong impression and inspired professionals in the VFX industry. As a result, the Rookie Awards team reached out directly, expressing their desire to feature Baek Ji-yeon’s work in an article. This led to the achievement of having her project officially introduced to audiences around the world.

The founder of the Rookie Awards, Alwyn Hunt, visited us.

October 2025's Monthly Best goes to Kim Bo-mi, who created a 3D environment portfolio by reimagining the Sunnyside Daycare from Toy Story 3 from a new perspective, capturing the viewpoints and emotions of the toys.

Review of the Visiting Seminar with industry professionals from Dexter Digital Studios, a major VFX company in Korea.

September 2025's Monthly Best goes to Kang Seok-ho, who created a story of human triumph. The project follows a javelin athlete who, after an accident, has most of his body replaced with machines except for his head. Despite his new body, he returns to the arena, finishes the competition with outstanding results, and rises to the top of the podium amid the cheers of the crowd.

The final results of [Rookie Awards 2025] have been announced. A total of 6,585 works from 610 educational institutions across 104 countries participated. SF Film School had 19 student works selected for Draft, with 7 students and 1 team being selected as Finalists. Additionally, student Park Yoo-rim’s work achieved the honor of ranking 3rd in the world. We are incredibly proud of the SF Film School students who have achieved such outstanding results once again. We take great pride in your work receiving global recognition and will continue to support you as you create more brilliant projects in the future :)

The Finalists of [Rookie Awards 2025] have been announced. A total of 6,585 works from 610 educational institutions across 104 countries participated. SF Film School had 19 student works selected for Draft, with 7 students and 1 team being selected as Finalists. We are incredibly proud of all SF Film School students. This is the moment when your passion and dedication finally shine and bear fruit. Thank you for all your hard work.

August 2025's Monthly Best goes to Kang Seung-yeon, who created a touching story about a boy living in Italy who becomes isolated after an injury prevents him from playing the soccer he loved.

Two projects receiving significant attention in the global content market, King of Kings and KPop Demon Hunters. A number of SF Film School graduates participated as artists in the production of these two projects. Their involvement was not simply an internship experience, but a meaningful contribution within the actual production pipeline, where they took on key tasks and delivered outstanding results. We look forward to seeing more SF Film School graduates continue to make their mark as artists on various major projects around the world.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Park Yoo-rim and Lee Han-bi. Park Yoo-rim created a project featuring ‘Chorongi,’ a forest fairy who shares nutrients through water droplets on her antennae, and ‘Chosik,’ a plant monster that blooms flowers after receiving those nutrients. Lee Han-bi created a project that views the remnants left behind by civilization from the perspective of an astronaut. We will continue to support both of them as they grow into world-class artists.