Neo Film School offers 12-month and 18-month VFX courses that take you from an enthusiast fascinated by the magic on screen to a skilled, industry-ready VFX artist. This course provides a structured, faster pathway to becoming a professional who understands both technology and visual storytelling.

Traditionally, VFX in films often correlated to visual spectacle and ballooned budgets. In modern cinema, VFX is an integral part of storytelling. VFX is not just CG integration in films, you do a variety of enhancement works such as digital set extensions, crown multiplication, and even artificial lighting. VFX supports the director’s vision and enhances what the camera captures.

It is the VFX artist who extends the limits of what is possible on screen and blends real and virtual elements into a seamless narrative experience. If you aspire to be a VFX professional, the first thing to learn is this: VFX is not only software, it is visual storytelling driven by logic, precision, and creativity.

How do you collaborate with directors and cinematographers to plan shots for VFX? How do you work with the editing and sound departments? What technical and artistic skills do you need to become a professional VFX artist?

All these questions are addressed in our comprehensive VFX course. The program is guided by an experienced team of VFX faculty, and their expertise is systematically reflected in the curriculum design.