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Paleo North Media is an innovative and ground-breaking production company that pushes the boundaries of film and video production.
Owned and operated by Toronto based actor/writer/producer/director Reed Clare, the company’s mission and directive is to create prestigious feature films, short films and corporate videos that are powerful, inspiring, provocative, entertaining and stylish.
From authentic and prototypical projects like the micro epic period short film, “Valor’s Dawn” to the dynamic, fast paced, Muay Thai themed and action oriented corporate videos made for Sonim Industries and Bell Canada.
Valor's Dawn
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It is 100 A.D. A Roman invasion of Celtic lands hangs on the knife’s edge of success as the chieftain Ambiorix (REED CLARE) wages war against the Roman general Eydis. A deadly battlefield blow makes Ambiorix king, but at the price of losing his son, dishonoring his warrior’s code and risking the unceasing deterioration of his soul and sanity.
Haunted for decades by the loss of his son and his treacherous act, he is visited in his dying moments by the spectre of his former adversary. Together, the two generals relive their epic battle and its ignoble acts of treachery, the truth of which may hold the key to Ambiorix’s salvation.
It is in the torment of his conscience that this film explores and serves as a political and moral allegory for our present day quagmires and commitment to wars with no clear end or resolution. This is a story of morality and a man’s struggle for truth and atonement.
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Reed Clare conceptualized, wrote, produced, directed, acted in and performed the voice over for this commercial video project for Sonim Industries and Bell Canada.
World light-heavyweight Muay Thai kickboxing champion, Simon “Bad Bwoy” Marcus, a friend of Reed’s is featured in this video demonstrating through a sequence of kicks, knees, elbows and punches, the toughness and durability of this new phone being introduced to the Canadian market.
The Sonim XP5520 holds the Guinness book of World records for surviving the highest recorded drop and still being able to function.