Romulo Mena established Clear29 with the vision to produce compelling videos celebrating the love of extreme sports by developing thrilling motocross, skateboarding, and snowboarding segments. Clear29 released its first snowboarding film titled “Rhymes ‘N’ Season”. The highly-anticipated snowboarding film “Do Somethin’” was released one year later. Skinnie Entertainment magazine reviewed the film, Do Somethin', stating: “If you like watching riders pulling sick air and riding rails, then this is the movie for you.”

 

In the following years, Clear29 started producing infomercials and public service announcements and later producing its first music video titled “Blue Mist” for a Southern California musician, Stolen Identity. That video launched Clear29 into an entirely different creative realm and in 2012 it began working on various films, national commercials, and  web series such as “Man At Arms.”  February 2020 Clear29 release its third short film, The Little Angel.   That has received official selections in International Christian Film Festival and Catalina Film Festival.  

 

Clear29 continues to explore creative new filming techniques, such as the use of drone footage, to keep up with the ever-changing world of film production, yet stays grounded remembering that only Christ knows what the future holds.