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CG stands for Computer Graphics. A CG field refers to the branch of computer science that deals with creating, processing, and manipulating visual content using computer software and hardware.

Some examples of CG applications include video games, movies, 3D animations, virtual reality, augmented reality, and computer-aided design.

Some of the skills needed to work in the CG field include

Creativity and imagination to generate unique and engaging visual content. Good artistic skills, including drawing, painting, and composition. Understanding of lighting, color theory, and composition. Willingness to continuously learn and adapt to new technologies and techniques.

Some emerging trends in the CG field include the use of real-time rendering, virtual production, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and the integration of CG with augmented and virtual reality technologies.

1. 3D Artist: responsible for creating and modeling 3D assets for use in video games, movies, or other media.

2. Animator: responsible for bringing characters and objects to life through movement and expression.

3. Game Designer: responsible for creating game mechanics, rules, and storylines for video games.

4. Visual Effects (VFX) Artist: responsible for creating realistic special effects and compositing them into live-action footage.

5. Technical Director: responsible for overseeing the technical aspects of a project, such as software development and hardware maintenance.

6. Software Developer: responsible for designing, coding, and testing software applications used in the CG industry.

7. Concept Artist: responsible for creating visual concepts, sketches, and illustrations to help define the look and feel of a project.

8. Art Director: responsible for overseeing the overall artistic direction of a project, ensuring that it aligns with the creative vision and meets quality standards.

9. Lighting Artist: responsible for setting up and adjusting the lighting in a scene to create mood and atmosphere.

10. Rigging Artist: responsible for creating the systems and controls that enable characters to move and deform realistically.  
    
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One can stay up to date with the latest advancements in the CG field by attending industry conferences, networking with peers, taking online courses, and reading industry publications and blogs.