On Wednesday 12 April 2006 17:10, Craig McLean wrote: > > They said the same about I.T when I started in the early 1990's. I > disagreed then, and still do. > The rapid pace of change is often considered to be something that only > young people can cope with, but that's not true. Nor is the assumption > that innovation *only* comes from youth. As long as employers believe that, too ;-) > Tech-led industries are realising (as all other industries have) that > experience is invaluable. As in all other things, we stand upon the > shoulders of giants. > > I'm sure that your grandson's chosen field will prove the same. CG isn't > going away. It's not just the videogame market, but the film and TV > industries, advertising, marketing and, more and more, the internet > (think "flash" demos, intro pages and web-games). There are probably a > thousand other applications that we can't even imagine yet. > > > He's very keen to do it, > > though, so he deserves our backing. > > Hear, hear! > Thanks Anne
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