Louis Carrière is a French Canadian actor who grew up between France and Quebec. From a young age, he is introduced to theatre and improv. His love for the stage stems from these early experiences as he discovers a true curiosity and a sincere love for acting. Oscillating between strength and discretion, Louis is a performer who takes on every project, every character, with passion and accuracy: from drama to comedy, classic to contemporary. He graduates from the National Theatre School of Canada in 2021 where he has the opportunity to work with inspiring artists such as Alexis Martin, Sylvie Moreau, Denis Marleau, and Stéphanie Jasmin. 

With these last two, during autumn 2020, he staged Samuel Beckett's play Catastrophes et autres dramaticules. In which he plays, amongst others, the character of the Man in the «Comédie» scene. Louis is a talented young actor with strong instincts, who loves the smell of a challenge. He performs the role of Warwick in Frédéric Dubois's play Marguerite d'Anjou, reine d'Angleterre and plays in Est-ce que le temps passé ensemble aura suffit? by Brigitte Poupart & Stéphane Crête for the Union Française in 2021. He comes back to the stage in 2023 with Équinoxe by Hugo Frejabise, performed at the Centre du Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui.

In 2022, he landed the lead role in the web series Chevaliers de la lumière. He also played Biff, Pierre-Yves Rois-Desmarais's sidekick in Complètement Lycée, and played the lead in Piscine-Pro, a short film by Alec Pronovost selected for the Sundance Festival in 2023. In the same year, we saw him take on a number of TV roles, including in Sorcières, STAT, Les yeux fermés and in Ixe-13.