Intro Blog: The Music Video

My name is Nicolas Williams I live with my mom, dad, and sister. I was inspired to take media studies because my mom is a graphic designer. I have a lot of different hobbies that I enjoy doing on the weekends and during the week. I go to the gym every weekday because it makes me feel good. I enjoy watching TV shows that are popular. TV has also inspired me to take media studies so I can see how movies are made. I've done swimming for 6 years and I liked it a lot, but I have stopped doing it this year to take a break and focus on other sports I enjoy. I did MMA and Jujitsu and enjoyed them a lot, but I got injured a lot and had to stop. Another sport I like is mountain biking because it is a very fast paced and fun sport. I have continued doing it for about three years now and usually do it on weekends. I also ride bikes with my friends during the week also. There is a basketball court at my gym so sometimes I play with my friend who also goes to the same gym as me. 12 When go to college I would like to major in engineering.  After completing my undergraduate, I would like to enter law school and become a patent attorney. I am currently in my school's law program, and I am in court procedures. Law interests me greatly due to its complexity and how different the cases can be. I enjoy going out on the boat and doing a bunch if different stuff. Diving is also another hobby I enjoy on the boat. I like fishing and have caught many different fish with my dad. I also like hanging out at the mall with my friends. The last project was fun I think I'm going to enjoy this one.





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