Reed's formative years were spent in Calgary, Canada, where he spent an indelible amount of time that played a pivotal role in shaping his artistic identity and laying the groundwork for his future endeavors, a period that would later influence his trajectory as an artist.
Notably, Reed's performances in these productions garnered widespread critical acclaim, with standout roles that showcased his exceptional talent.
He took on the pivotal role of the 'First Murderer' in The Metropolitan Opera's production of Giuseppe Verdi's iconic opera "Macbeth", directed by the esteemed and renowned director Adrian Noble.
Furthermore, Reed brought his remarkable talents to the stage, taking on the complex and multifaceted character of 'Eddie' in the acclaimed play "Fool for Love".
He also delivered memorable performances as 'David' in the original comedy "How to Speak Woman".
Additionally, Reed took on the role of 'Franz' in a production of Arthur Schnitzler's "La Ronde".
Lastly, he played the role of 'Lysander' in a summer stock production of the beloved classic "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
In the year 2012, Reed's innate entrepreneurial drive served as the catalyst for the establishment of Paleo North Media Ltd., a production company that has since become synonymous with the creation of high-caliber feature films, short films, commercials, and corporate videos.
