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Hulon E. Crayton II

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Hulon E. Crayton II was born on December 19, 1981 in Madison, Wisconsin, USA. He is an editor and director, known for Hulon: Two in the Morning (2013), The Best Day of Your Life (2024) and 825 Studios: Do or Die (2020).

He is the owner of several entertainment, multilevel production, media, online and event services companies.
Hulon graduated from Tulane University in New Orleans, LA. In 2010, he enrolled in graduate school at Leeds University in Leeds, West Yorkshire in the United Kingdom. Additionally, he was offered acceptance to law school.
Parents: Dr. Hulon Crayton, MD, M.S. and Hon. Dr. Dinah Crayton, J.D., PhD, M.A. Siblings: Dr. Corinna Bradley, MD and Darryl Crayton.
Hulon's father is a charting jazz artist, whom has performed and/or recorded with Grammy Award winner Howard Hewett (of Shalamar), Gary Foote (of Blood, Sweat & Tears), Jeff Kashiwa (of The Sax Pack), Joey Sommerville, J/Jessie J, and others.
An all-star athlete whose career was cut short by injury in college. As a child, he played baseball (1989-1994), basketball (1990 & 1996-1997), fencing (1990-1993), football (1990-1994, 1996-2003), karate (1987-1988), taekwondo (1997-2000), track & field (1997-2000), weightlifting [competitive] (1998-2000), and wrestling (1999-2000).

We are all power brokers acting and dealing diligently or frivolously with our lives; choosing windows of opportunities to further or to capsize our ambitions.
Nothing is impossible. To live, being guided by the notion of impossibility means that nothing can be achieved. Therefore, do not be careless with your thoughts, less the world not be at your taking.
The only bad idea is not having the care to invent and devise an idea with hopes of bettering yourself or to better another persons situation in their life. But first remember, be selfless and act for others for the greater good; then you will have true prosperity.
On any given day, I would rather battle with or against the whits of myself and others, and philosophize, pondering the elements of life and beyond, with hopes of expanding my knowledge to grow into my full potential, rather than to be close-minded and only accept with what I see afore me and my eyes.
Simple minds achieve simple results. Shoot for the stars and the universe will be at your grasp.

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