Your interests and passion should drive what career path you take. There is also nothing from stopping you from trying your hand at both video game designing and animation.
There are 8 different career positions in the video game industry. This includes the following: video game designer, video game programmer, animator, audio engineer, writer, translator, video game tester, and most importantly, technical support specialist.
There isn't a game.
No. Animator Vs Animation was Only a Video. There are no games about it. yes there is a game made about it its on http:/www.addictinggames.com/anivanigame.html and more
A company that is making a video game would need a knowledgeable programmer, a computer, and an idea for a fun game.
A video game programmer must have skills in programming, video graphics, and hardware essentials. They also need a thorough knowledge of current and available gaming consoles. To prepare for a job this this field, one should also look in to getting a degree for programming or any related field.
I think so. Video Programmers earn lots of money.
Go to SCAD University
I think the movie is Tron.
it dont come up it comes up as video's so dont brother
a video game programmer would have the same duties as any programmer. Unless they are a lead or project manager, they would typically code from specs(specifications), which identify what functions a particular program should do. The testing of these functions is also an important part of their role. the design and following specs to tell exactly what should be changed is in the hands of the lead analyst and business consultants or experts (sometimes called SMEs - Subject Matter Experts Sometimes to get a VGP position you need industry experience. Several Test Video Games during their summers.
Depends about 5,000 dollars a month for the average programmer.
Yes. I work in the game development industry as a game designer. I know some people who work from home for a casual game development company.