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keeping in mind that i don't really know what i'm talking about: i assume with all three of these that it's very difficult to have stability and job security. i think a lot of time they get hired for a particular job for a particular amount of time, then "let go" when development cycle is over with and then they have to find something new. not really a life i'd like to live, but then again i don't like my own life either so what do i know? chase ur dreams.
If you are still in school, ask your Guidance Counsellor to research what it is that you have to do to realize your dream.
Currently I'm taking courses in both animation and programming, so I know by the end of the courses I'll have a better idea of which are best for me.
But what gets me is if I find both equally good paths to take.
I'll have to pick one over the other at some point.
Being specific, I can see similarities in both:
Both involve a person giving life to something
Programming more so the physics and such, making things tick
Animation more so the visual aspects, making things visually interesting
Logically I admit programming is really the better bet for getting into the video game industry, and I could always animate on the side.
Good answer for now