Keram Malicki-Sánchez, who played Freddie Iverson in Earshot, has had a busy career. He studied classical music and Gregorian singing for eight years and then began acting on stage, with roles in Oliver!, Mame and Evita in Toronto. At the age of ten, Keram launched his music career, singing on various records. He recorded a full length album in South America when he was 14 years old. He was signed to a major label there and had two songs which entered the charts. The same year, Keram was nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore Award for his performance in an adaptation of Mark Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper.
At fifteen, Keram formed the band Blue Dog Pict. The band released three albums and toured across North America. At seventeen Keram founded an independent record label and production company called Constant Change. Keram played the lead role of Chris Black in Skin Deep which won the People’s Choice award at the Berlin film festival. Keram also appeared in films such as American History X, Happy Campers, Crazy/Beautiful and John Q (in which he played another character called Freddie).
Keram is currently a music producer as well as an actor who and scores independent films and animations. Keram’s father is Polish and his mother Ecuadorian. He speaks English, French, Polish, and Spanish.