Our Stories

Ricardo had the passion for visual effects and 3D modelling but lacked a clear path. Before joining Entertainment Arts KPU, he was stuck in a loop of tutorials without a professional roadmap. In this episode of Our Community, he shares how finding a creative network helped him turn his dreams into a reality at a major studio. Watch his story and share it with a friend who is looking to move past self study and into a professional career.

Beril entered Entertainment Arts KPU bracing for the pressure of perfection. What she discovered was the power of being imperfect. In the debut of our series Our Community, this future game designer explains how trading isolation for a creative network unlocked her true potential. Watch her full story below. If Beril’s transformation inspires you, pass it along to a friend who needs a reminder that the path to success is rarely a straight line.

We’re excited to share that Ricardo Rioja, an Entertainment Arts KPU alumni, has been selected as a finalist in the Rookies Awards for his latest submission in the 3D Animation category.

In December 2025, our Entertainment Arts KPU students lit up the stage and galleries with the Grad Show titled “Reveal Your Light.” This year’s showcase highlighted the creativity, skill, and unique voices of our graduating class, bringing together projects across animation, visual effects, 3D, illustration, and game design. \ Rae Chen is a talented grooming artist who has just graduated from our 3D Animation and Modelling programme. From immersive digital worlds to striking

We’re thrilled to welcome Holly He , Entertainment Arts KPU alum and currently a Surfacing Artist at Bardel Entertainment , to our student podcast Pixel Hot Pot . Holly shared her journey from her time at KPU to working in the animation industry, giving students a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to create for professional studios , tackle challenges, and find your voice as an artist. She also gave fun insights into her workflow, favourite tools, and tips for aspiring

Starting something new can feel intimidating, especially in a creative field. Many people hesitate because they think they need a polished portfolio, a clear direction, or years of experience before they are “ready.” The Foundations in Entertainment Arts program exists to remove that barrier and make starting feel possible. This program is the easiest way to step into Entertainment Arts. There is no portfolio requirement and no expectation that you already know what you want