Actor • Director • Producer • Creator

MoviesTre Tademy / IceTre

Beyond the recording studio, Tre Tademy—also known to music audiences as IceTre—has developed a screen identity built around independent filmmaking, original characters, suspense, animation, and television-sized worldbuilding.

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The filmmaker behind the music

Tre Tademy

Tre Tademy’s screen work extends the same self-directed spirit associated with IceTre’s music. His public film profiles identify him as an Idaho actor, producer, director, and creator, while his credits connect him to movies, television, animation, music videos, and character-driven visual projects.

His approach is deliberately independent. Rather than separating writing, performance, direction, and production into isolated roles, Tademy often treats them as parts of one creative system. That makes his film work feel personal: the concept, atmosphere, camera language, music, and mythology can all originate from the same artistic voice.

The result is a growing catalog that moves between grounded performance and imaginative storytelling. Thriller filmmaking appears beside animated adventure; music-video work sits beside episodic television. Together, these projects show a creator using every available medium to build a larger Tre Tademy universe.

Featured short film • 2025

The Amulet

Thriller / Mystery

The Amulet

Published April 28, 2025EnglishIdaho

Set against the rugged mountains of Idaho, The Amulet begins with the discovery of a mysterious object in a remote cabin in 1952. The find attracts scholars from around the world, turning an isolated mountain mystery into an event with implications far beyond the people who first uncover it.

The premise plays to Tademy’s strengths: local geography, folklore, suspense, and a sense that something enormous may be hiding inside an ordinary-looking place. The film’s archival presentation credits Tre Tademy as director, cinematographer, and creator, emphasizing the hands-on construction of the project.

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Film, television, anime-inspired worlds

Selected Projects

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Afro Kid

Afro Kid is Tre Tademy’s television and animated-storytelling universe. The series follows Red, a courageous figure whose investigations into the ERT District bring him into conflict with dangerous forces. The pilot is credited to Tademy as director, and the wider project reflects his interest in anime, superheroes, urban mythology, friendship, and serialized adventure.

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Afro Kid: Pilot

The pilot introduces the investigative side of Red’s story. While researching the ERT District, he uncovers an evil presence and is pulled toward a larger mystery. As an opening chapter, it establishes a world designed to grow through episodes, villains, allies, and supernatural threats rather than a single self-contained story.

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Baller Dreams

Baller Dreams appears among IceTre’s recognized screen and composition credits. Its placement in his profile highlights the overlap between his identities as musician and filmmaker: songs can become cinematic scenes, performances can become characters, and visual storytelling can extend the emotional world of a record.

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Whoa

Whoa represents the music-video side of Tademy’s visual catalog. The project is listed among IceTre’s known works and demonstrates how his screen presence developed alongside his recording career. In this part of the catalog, performance, editing, fashion, image-making, and song production operate as one complete presentation.

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One artist.
Multiple worlds.
No single format.

Tademy’s work is best understood as a connected creative practice. IceTre supplies the music, rhythm, persona, and sound design instincts; Tre Tademy supplies the direction, performance, cinematography, characters, and story architecture. The names represent different doors into the same body of work.

His movies lean toward mystery and independent experimentation. His television and anime-inspired projects make room for longer arcs, evolving casts, and fictional cities. His music videos turn songs into visual statements. Across each format, the recurring idea is ownership: building the story directly, shaping its mood, and presenting it without waiting for a traditional studio system to define the vision.

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