Flame

C'drick Fremont was born on October 2, 1997 in Pointe-à-pitre in Guadeloupe.

After a relatively calm childhood, he began working in cinema in high school.

After his graduation he undertakes to do a preparatory class in literature, where he will spend two years trying to reconcile his studies and his professional aspirations.

Despite everything, he completed his two years, and managed to produce alone with a few friends his second short film Self.

This short film marks a turning point in his career because it opens the doors to international festivals, such as the Chelsea film festival, as well as the Trinidad & Tobago film festival.

Always looking for new challenges, in 2016 he left Guadeloupe to join the 3is school in Paris.

He spent three years there honing his techniques.

During this period he did odd jobs to survive, first by making institutional films, and also sometimes by being a cameraman at sporting events like Roland Garros.

He Graduated in 2020, the year of Covid. He took advantage of the time he had to train in the techniques and methods of CGI and animation.

Proud of all his past experiences, he returned home and joined the Karibean Hive team.

Where he works today as an author, director, and 3D artist.