[berkut]

I'm not sure I'm afraid... I started programming when I was quite young, and have always been interested in it, and in terms of the VFX / Graphics industry, I've only been involved in that for the past 10 years, before that I was in other industries, so I really stumbled into doing it.

All the graphics / VFX knowledge I now have is self-taught (other than learning off colleagues) as well as experience working in the industry.

I'd say learning how to program is a good starting point, if you are really interested in graphics it's probably a good idea move into low-level programming (C,C++,CUDA) that's used in the HPC realm, because often the code will need to be extremely optimised. However, you can still do cool things in a higher-level language.

[tempnowreal]

Thank you. I've always felt this is a niche field and hence not may resources are available online.

Thanks a bunch for your output :)