David and Gray

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We are a team of two young kids from Burlington, Vermont, that make and share content for the public to watch and enjoy! Our goal is to put other people and Vermont on the map! Any music, videos, or other content promoted on this blog are not owned by us unless stated otherwise. If you own the rights to something that is posted and would like it removed we can take it down promptly. To contact us email us at twokidsfromvermont@gmail.com
Showing posts with label Max Bailey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Max Bailey. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2010

Gray: Sealed4Freshness Products are In!


Homies Alex Herko and Max Bailey are getting things going with their first batch of S4F tees. After trying out a few different types of shirts and different printing companies, they got a sample they were stoked on. For their first shirt available for purchase, they have the yellow Sealed4Freshness North American "Coast to Coast" logo on the blue T. Simple yet dope, one of these will be added to my wardrobe for sure. You can purchase these in sizes S-XL HERE. Show your support, these guys are homies with a good eye.




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Sunday, May 2, 2010

Gray: Flashy Lights (TKFV Video)

I've been meaning to post this up for a few days, but I decided to wait for a good moment to do it. Below is a video my homie Max Bailey & myself filmed and edited on the GoPro. It's a short clip just over a minute... get wit it

Flashy Lights from Two Kids From Vermont on Vimeo.


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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Gray: The 50 Hour Film Contest

Last weekend, my friend Max Bailey and I teamed up for the 50 Hour Film Contest. This is a state-wide contest for high schoolers with some sort of talent in making films (but no talent is required... there have been some pretty wack movies submitted before). Everyone is given the same prompt on friday after school, where it gives you the genre, a list of quotes you need to use in the film, and some other general rules. But basically, you have to make a 4-10 minute movie in one weekend. We were lucky to get some good actors this year, and were pretty siked with what we made. A big thanks goes to Joey Behlendorf and Gina Lord for doing a great job acting, and making it a fun experience all around. OH, and thanks to Nick Magner for stunt driving and Sumner Williams for being a bodyguard! The other half of TKFV, David, ended up gettin a nice role in the film too, so TKFV was present throughout the production of this film. But enough of me talking, watch what we made! Feedback is greatly appreciated.


The Ticket from Two Kids From Vermont on Vimeo.

David Update: This is my acting debut!! So don't hate lol


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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Gray: Congrats to Max Bailey!

Just got a call from my homie Max tellin' me he just got into the film school University of British Columbia (one of his #1 choices for universities next year).

A dope school for sure! Right in Vancouver, with a driving distance from Whistler. I also applied and got accepted, and will be heading over for a long weekend beginning of April, stayin wit homie Adrian Ireland to check it all out.

The stress is all off for max now, no more worrying about if he got in or not.

David Update: Good luck next year homie!






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