"I thought it was amazing after seeing the portfolio that looked like something out of a real movie."

After looking into a few academies and consulting with them, I realized that many places that provide education focus more on business than education. There was no place that explained in detail what people who wanted to learn wanted, whether the education was related to actual practice, how employment was done later, what kind of work the instructors did and what they are doing now. I decided that the education that focused on rote learning and recruiting students, rather than education that people could understand, was not suitable for someone who wanted to give up their main job and challenge a new field, and I was convinced that I would not be able to develop practical skills in just 3 or 5 months at an academy that provided education like that. Then I found out about SF Film School and saw the portfolios that students would have seen in actual movies, and I thought it was amazing. I felt that the academy had established a system for students to be selected by the academy so that they could produce portfolios, and I was even more determined to apply because I felt that it was an academy for students who make continuous efforts. After studying graphic design for about 4 years, I felt that what I could implement on paper was now reaching its limit. Things that I simply thought were part of the future are now being seen, used, and felt in real life, and the world is changing little by little, and I began to doubt whether what I was doing now had a vision for the future. Then, after watching the movies Chronicles of Narnia and Transformers, I started to think about working in Visual Graphics, and after that, as more and more gorgeous and realistic videos were released, I decided to challenge myself in my life and solidified my determination. I would like to ask for your direct criticism and interest so that I do not regret choosing SF Film School as a turning point in my 29-year-old life.