Eric Dick was born on 26 August 1964 in Vendée. Son of a movie owner and a school teacher. 
In the 1980s, he entered the service of the cinemas of the armies where he learned the trades of the cinema at the ECPAD, then it is found at the Military school of St Cyr in the audio-visual cell. 
From 1986 to 2003 he worked in the cinema company Pathé. 
Subsequently, he continued to make short films: 
1990: it will cartoon 
1991: Sanisette 
1992: Roller-taupe (Prix festival Lumière in Lyon) 
1993: The Thief of TV 
He also realized several sports reports: 
1990: Ice speedway with Michel Masnada 
1992: 100 kgs of Grenoble (Weightlifting) with Christian Buchs 
A traveler and adventurer, Eric Dick visits the world on cargo ships and makes travel films for the web. 
He packs his luggage in Florida. 
In 2010, Eric Dick began his film production with his company "Les Films Independants d'Exception", he directed a first medium "A bout de bras" and short films: 
2011: "Presence" 
2012: "Ragondin" and "Harmful" 
2016: "The Abel Gance of the Vendée" documentary 
2016: "Jolly the Tenderness" documentary 

In 2013, Eric Dick writes, self-produced, directed his first feature film "Monstrum", this film is released on the cinema screens in February 2014. 
In 2014, he produced and directed the documentary drama "The terrifying destiny of Gilles de Rais" format 52 ' 
In 2015, he produced and directed the documentary film "Once Upon a Time in the West" 
In 2016, he produced and directed the documentary film "La Fabuleuse histoire de Célestine" 
In 2017, he produced and directed the feature film "Featherman"