Erica Dasher
Erica Dasher is an actress and writer, known for Ouroboros (2019), Wave (2014) and Jane by Design (2012).
Erica Dawson
Erica Dawson is an actress and writer, known for Transylvania Shore (2019), Upgrade U (2019) and Threesome (2016).
Erica Derrickson
Erica Derrickson is an award winning actress and photographer at the center of the growing film industry in New England, also known as Hollywood East. Erica's film credits range from national blockbusters like "The Heat" in which she appeared alongside Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock, to numerous leading roles in independent films like "Melt" and "Rafi Baby", the latter of which was selected to screen at the Cannes Film Festival in 2012. As of 2014 she is co-producing and co-starring in Quiet Desperation, a popular unscripted documentary-style web series based in Boston, currently in its 5th season. Off camera, Erica's efforts remain focused on advancing her own career while also on helping those around her. She is the creator and moderator of Hollywood East Actors Group, a grassroots film organization she founded in 2012 to cultivate community within the growing the New England film industry. As of January 2014, HEA's membership had risen to more than 7,000 people and is widely considered one of the premier film networking organizations in New England. Erica works for herself professionally as a photographer specializing in headshots, catering to the acting and business community in Boston. Her photography studio is located in Charlestown, MA and doubles as the home of the popular New England Actors Workshop classes with instructor Richard C Bailey, with whom Erica is currently training in the Meisner technique.
Erica Deutschman
Erica Deutschman is an actress and writer, known for Typical Love Story (2020), Cross Rhodes (2021) and Lost Girl (2010).
Erica Dibiasse
Erica Dibiasse is an actress, known for The Mysterious Note (2019).
Erica Djafroodi
Erica Djafroodi is known for Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013), Troopers (2019) and The Fosters (2013).
Erica Doering
Erica Doering is known for Last Comic Standing (2003), Cocktails & Dreams (2015) and Talking Heads (2017).
Erica Duke
Erica Duke grew up in Boulder County, Colorado. She originally started as a dancer as a child where she discovered her love for being on stage through Ballet, tap and jazz. Which led her into discovering theatre in school. Once Erica landed her first theatrical role on stage she knew she found her home and what she wanted to pursue in life. She received her two Bachelor degrees from the University of Colorado in Theatre and Communication. After college she made the switch from theatre and decided to pursue more television and film work after moving to California. Since, Erica has landed many roles and leads on feature films and in television and is continuing to become one of Hollywoods rising stars.
Erica Duke Forsyth
Erica Duke Forsyth is an actress and producer, known for The Babysitter (2017), Strawberry Flavored Plastic (2019) and #Youaredead (2016).
Erica Dunton
Erica started taking and developing photos at the age of twelve with a Nikon EM camera and a set of lens that her father made for her. Joe Dunton BSC, MBE is a BAFTA winning cinematographer and legendary camera and lens technician who invented the video assist in 1968. She grew up on the sets of Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch, Alan Parker and spent much of her youth learning from DP's like Freddie Francis BSC, Jack Cardiff BSC, Pete Biziou BSC, Freddie Young BSC and Billy Williams BSC. Her brothers both became cinematographers. It is in her blood and she was born with an eye. Yet her most important gift is that she is an actors' director. Her spirit excites actors and her instincts for finding the moments in-between the lines has proved invaluable in helping casts navigate emotional terrains. She has become known as a director actors can trust, a director who will help them do their best work, day in, day out. She sees directing as a collaborative sport and believes in the balance of helping actors follow their own instincts yet at the same time creating space to play with new possibilities. The place where Dunton feels most at home is on a set and in the edit room. She strives every day to be prepared, work hard, have fun, make her day and lead with compassion towards everyone on the cast and crew. Dunton graduated from Durham University with a law degree and then went on to study for three years at the UK's National Film and Television School, NFTS. She has written, directed and produced multiple award winning features... Her first feature film "Find Love" starred Christian Camargo, Alexie Gilmore and Craig Sheffer. It successfully premiered at Slamdance, where it was picked up for distribution by Lionsgate/Maple and won several awards including the 'Best Independent Vision' at Sarasota Film Festival. John Anderson wrote for Variety that, "Dunton comes close to the epiphany of erotic connection." Her second feature "The 27 Club" starred Joe Anderson and introduced Eve Hewson, The Knick, Tesla. It premiered at Tribeca Film Festival and also won many awards including, 'Best Script, Film and Director' at the Milan Film Festival. It is distributed by IFC. Variety wrote, "Dunton displays a lightness of touch that defies social norms." Her third feature "To.get.her" introduced Jazzy De Lisser, Game of Thrones and Adwoa Aboah, Ghost in the Shell. It won the Best of Next Audience Award and also the Best Fiction Film at Sarasota FF and Best American Indie at RiverRun FF. This Week magazine called it, "The smartest film I have ever seen at Sundance." Erica directed the indie feature "Black Eyed Dog" starring Mackenzie Foy, Hilarie Burton, Joshua Leonard and Paul Schneider. Erica's latest feature "Abigail Falls" stars Jazzy De Lisser and Billy Baldwin. Her multiple television credits include "Bluff City Law" for Nbc, "Baker and The Beauty" for Abc, Freeform's "The Bold Type" and "Good Trouble", the Cw's "One Tree Hill" and E's "The Royals" plus the Dolly Parton Anthology Series "Heartstrings" for Netflix with Bellamy Young, Scandal, Holly Taylor, The Americans, Robert Taylor, Longmire, and Golden Globe Winner Camryn Manhiem.