Born on October 29, 1981, in the vibrant city of Santa Clara, California, Eddie Flake emerged as a multifaceted individual with a plethora of talents waiting to be unleashed. His early endeavors in the entertainment industry revolved around music, a passion that would soon propel him to the University of Hawaii, where he would refine his musical abilities and garner recognition from Tiki Entertainment, one of the most esteemed recording companies in the Hawaiian archipelago.
Eddie's tenure in the Hawaiian islands was marked by a significant milestone in his professional journey, as he was entrusted with his own radio show on 102.3 Da Bomb, the esteemed number one urban radio station in Honolulu, thereby further cementing his reputation as a talented artist and music producer. This remarkable achievement served as a springboard for Eddie to broaden his career horizons, ultimately leading him to expand his scope to other regions, including Florida, Texas, and California.
In the year 2007, Eddie made a significant career move by relocating to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, a hub for the entertainment industry. This pivotal decision marked a significant transition for Eddie, as he expanded his professional scope by venturing into the realm of television production. With his sights set on new challenges, Eddie began working as a production assistant on a multitude of popular reality television shows. His impressive resume boasts credits on a diverse range of programs, including the likes of I Love New York, A Shot At Love, I Want To Work For Diddy, Miss Rap Supreme, Top Design, Beauty and The Geek, Click, College Hill, and Gold Diggers.
Eddie's extensive background in television production, marked by his work as an audience coordinator for numerous TV shows, ultimately led him to hone his skills in the industry. Notably, he was responsible for coordinating audiences for the popular TV shows "Hole In The Wall", "Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed", and "Bingo America", allowing him to gain valuable knowledge and insight into the inner workings of television production.
As his experience and expertise grew, Eddie made a bold transition from behind the camera to center stage, making his mark in the world of film. His on-screen appearances in a variety of movies, including "Along Came Polly" (2003),"Blue" (2007),"Who Shot Mamba" (2007),"Gods of Circumstances" (2007),and "Friday Night at the DeWayne's" (2007),showcased his versatility and range as an actor.
Eddie, a multifaceted and accomplished individual, simultaneously pursued his passion for music and filmmaking, constantly striving to hone his craft.
As an assistant music engineer, Eddie gained invaluable experience at prestigious studios such as Hollywood Sounds and Purple Rain Studio, where he had the opportunity to work with a diverse range of artists from around the world.
His extensive portfolio includes producing music for both local and international artists, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a music professional.
Some of the notable artists Eddie had the privilege of working with include Luna, a renowned Japanese hip hop artist, as well as The Hitman, a hip hop group based in Dallas.
Additionally, Eddie had the pleasure of collaborating with Veronica V, a talented artist signed to Cash Money, as well as Black Dada, a respected artist affiliated with SBR/Universal.
His impressive resume also includes work with Redd Eyezz, a successful artist signed to SBR/Warner Bros, Get Fresh, a talented group affiliated with IMG/Def Jam, and Velvet Angels, a notable artist signed to Def Jam.
Throughout his career, Eddie has consistently demonstrated his ability to work effectively with a wide range of artists, genres, and styles, solidifying his reputation as a skilled and dedicated music professional.
Eddie's relentless drive for knowledge and understanding led him to enroll in classes at The Groundlings, a renowned improv comedy institution, and Margie Haber Studios, a prestigious acting conservatory, where he had the privilege of being mentored by esteemed acting coaches Killian McHugh, Jill Alexander, and Mike Pointer, each with their own unique teaching style and wealth of industry expertise.
In 2013 and 2014, Eddie took on a dual role, serving as both producer and lead actor in the TV pilot "Kode Orange: Los Angeles", a project that showcased his multifaceted talents and allowed him to hone his skills in front of and behind the camera.
In addition to his work on the TV pilot, Eddie also appeared in a series of supporting roles in independent films, including "Under A Red Blood Sky", a thought-provoking drama that pushed his acting abilities to new heights, and "Where Children Play", a feature film starring a talented cast, including Brian White, Macy Gray, and Teyonah Parris, which further solidified his reputation as a versatile and dedicated actor.
