Media Intro

My name is Chandler Sargent, I haven't quite figured out where my life is going yet. I very regularly play videogames, watch movies and TV and listen to a lot of music. I chose media as I studied it at GCSE and still continue to find it interesting. I hope to pursue an area of Media as a career, though which one is unknown to me.


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