June 2024's Monthly Best goes to Ahn Yoo-jin, who created a short game cinematic featuring Batman.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Jung Ji-hyun, Jo Joo-hyun, and Song Da-hyun. Jung Ji-hyun created a general portfolio titled Mandrake Report, featuring Professor Yoon Yeo-jung, who researches the mysterious mandrake. Jo Joo-hyun created a portfolio titled Forbidden Tomb, featuring a plague doctor and a terrifying creature. Song Da-hyun created an impressive portfolio inspired by Assassin’s Creed, recreating scenes from the game trailer in CG. We will continue to support all three of them as they grow into world-class artists.

Review of the Technical Seminar with a Hollywood VFX Artist from Scanline VFX Studios.

May 2024's Monthly Best goes to Kim Yoo-jin, who created a portfolio inspired by a realistic animal documentary featuring a black panther and a gazelle.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Han Song-i and Moon Il-kwon. Han Song-i created an impressive environment portfolio inspired by Japanese shrines and landscapes. Moon Il-kwon created a lighting portfolio that conveys the hope and warmth of wishing for spring-like moments to come to everyone. We will continue to support both graduates as they grow into world-class artists.

Graduate Kang Chang-hee’s work "The Ultimate Goal of Life", which makes SF Film School proud, has won an award at an international film festival. This project received high recognition in the VFX & ANIMATION category. Kang Chang-hee’s dedication and passion have truly shined, with the outstanding quality and creativity of the work being acknowledged. Congratulations on this achievement and the well-deserved film festival award.

Review of the Hollywood VFX (Industrial Light & Magic) Artist Seminar and Open Critique Session.

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

April 2024's Monthly Best goes to Jung Ji-hyun, who created a general portfolio titled Mandrake Report, featuring Professor Yoon Yeo-jung, a researcher studying the mysterious mandrake.

Review of the Technical Seminar with a Hollywood VFX Artist from Scanline VFX Studios.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Ha Sung-il, Kim Ga-young, and Shin Han-na. Ha Sung-il created a portfolio based on the concept of a story where a meteor falls to Earth, leading to an escape from the planet, an encounter with a massive spaceship, and a journey to discover a new world. Kim Ga-young created a portfolio inspired by Greek mythology, depicting the journey of Theseus, the warrior who enters the Minotaur’s labyrinth to defeat the Minotaur. Shin Han-na’s work is based on a world where modern and futuristic elements coexist through a combination of dieselpunk and steampunk aesthetics. While steampunk is often associated with dark atmospheres and heavy fog, she created a unique portfolio featuring a bright city where nature and plants coexist. We will continue to support all three graduates as they grow into world-class artists.

Review of the Hollywood VFX (Industrial Light & Magic) Artist Seminar and Open Critique Session.

March 2024's Monthly Best goes to Jo Eun-seo, who is creating a sci-fi documentary based on the concept of a futuristic agricultural city.

Today, SF Film School held a graduation project presentation for graduates Lee Chae-woon and Kim Ji-hyun. Lee Chae-woon created a project inspired by the Korean folklore creature “Jangsanbeom.” Jangsanbeom is a tiger-like monster with long fur, known in legends for imitating human voices to lure and devour people. Kim Ji-hyun created a project featuring the main character from the film Stuart Little, depicting a story about going on a summer vacation. We will continue to support both graduates as they grow into world-class artists.

February 2024's Monthly Best goes to Jeon Ah-hyun, who is creating still-life scenes and environments inspired by famous artworks.

Schedule and Review of the Technical Seminar with Martin Lapp, Head of FX at TRIXTER Studios.

SF Film School graduate Kim Myung-joo’s work "To My Buddy" has won awards at numerous international film festivals. This heartwarming project, created in the VFX & ANIMATION category, received high praise for its emotional storytelling and outstanding quality. In particular, the scene where the character risks everything and rushes forward to save his captured girlfriend leaves a lasting impression. This remarkable achievement was made possible through Kim Myung-joo’s endless dedication and passion. Congratulations to graduate Kim Myung-joo on this incredible success.

Review of the Technical Seminar with a Hollywood VFX Artist from Scanline VFX Studios.

Review of the Hollywood VFX (Industrial Light & Magic) Artist Seminar and Open Critique Session.

SF Film School prepared a small event to give students a warmer and more special end-of-year experience. It was a joyful time for both the students receiving the gifts and the instructors who prepared them. We hope all students carry the warmth they received through the letters and gifts, and continue to stay motivated to create amazing works until the end of the year!