Erika Waldorf
Erika Waldorf is a producer, director, writer, and actor based in the fourth-largest city in the U.S., Houston, Texas. She's part of a growing filmmaking industry in the Lone Star State, and has sharpened her producing skills with numerous creative projects throughout Texas-from films to music videos to commercials. On her own projects she writes, directs, shoots, and edits, and she collaborates in a variety of ways with other filmmakers and content creators. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Erika enjoyed an early introduction to the stories of people from different cultures when she and her family lived overseas for her father's work in the oil business. During those years, the family moved often and she spent time in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, as well as in Texas. Readjusting to life in the states was made more demanding by skills picked up overseas, including speaking with a strong British accent as a result of having a native British speaker for a teacher in Malaysia. The constant moves would later shape an interest in telling narrative stories about outsiders and unconventional thinkers. Among her notable recent accomplishments is producing a feature film inspired by the true events leading to the 1986 explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Extensive collaboration with writer/director Nathan VonMinden brought the two together on the The Challenger Disaster. The narrative film, shot on location in Texas, stars Dean Cain, Glenn Morshower, and Les Miles and made its way to audiences through Amazon, DVD sales, and other various outlets. Erika has made filmmaking a family venture on many occasions, involving her husband and collaborating with their children whenever possible. For her, creating content with family also serves as a means of instilling leadership skills in her children. In mentoring her own children, as well as other newcomers to filmmaking, she places high value on teaching project planning skills, honing decision-making abilities, and practicing confident communication. Community theater is another area of interest for Erika. Among her contributions to the stage was formerly serving as Executive Director of Queen Theatre in Richmond, Texas. The non-profit organization provided quality, thought-provoking performances and educational opportunities through performing arts for actors, writers, and directors of all ages and all experience levels.
Erika Walter
Erika Walter grew up in rural Montana and Calgary, Alberta, granting her dual American and Canadian citizenship. Her acting credits include Supernatural, Arrow, Travelers and she voiced the lead in the virtual reality video game, The Inpatient (2018). As a writer, she has co-written a produced feature, and a number of shorts. Drawn to arts and literature from a young age, she also trained horses competitively in Three-Day Eventing. At fourteen she began to model and book commercials overseas in Japan and Europe, funding her sport career and allowing her to travel extensively. This diversity of cultures fed her interest in the creation of stories. Returning to North America, she completed an honors degree in Communications and Theater, then moved to Vancouver to pursue a career in acting. You can see more of her work and VO samples on Vimeo
Erika Ward
Erika Ward is an actress, known for New Year, New Us (2019), The Aftermath (2020) and Sisters with the Same Mister (2018).
Erika Wasserman
Erika Wasserman is known for Border (2018), Året jag slutade prestera och började onanera (2022) and Under pyramiden (2016).
Erika Zinser Staines
Erika Zinser is a visual development artist, focusing on environment design and color styling for animation. She also does storyboarding for live action films and national advertising campaigns (Puma, Volkswagen, Splenda, BBVA, Televisa etc) as well as concept art. She graduated from Whitman College with a degree in Fine Art. Curently, she woks for a Dallas based animation studio.
Erika de la Rosa
Erika de la Rosa is known for Guerra de Ídolos (2017), El Señor de los Cielos (2013) and Caer en tentación (2017).
Erika-Shaye Gair
Erika-Shaye Gair found herself on set for the first time at barely four years old, in a Saturn Car commercial. The First A.D. asked her what she thought about doing this kind of work. Erika-Shaye nodded her head without hesitation and answered, "I love it!" Since then she has worked continuously in film/T.V. as a voice actor, landing roles with Nicholas Cage, Robin Williams and Kim Basinger. Now a teenager, she continues to perfect her talents as a performer. She has appeared in a number of T.V. series and continues her growing up years as the voice of Shiny and Annie on :Dinosaur Train". When Erika-Shaye is not on set, in rehearsal or in school she can be found riding horses or volunteering for Circle F Horse Rescue Centre. She loves to help people in need and volunteers with her local Salvation Army soup kitchen and children's camps. She is also an accomplished musician who enjoys both jazz and classical trumpet. She loves to listen to Norwegian trumpet player Tine Thing Helselt.
Erikarose English
Erikarose English was born in Nyack, New York. She is an up and coming American actress best known for her role in the independent film "3AM Live". Though Erikarose got her acting start by doing musicals and plays in high school, she has always had the urge to perform, putting on small productions with her younger sisters for her family. Her acting career started when she booked her first industrial role for Behr Paint in 2011, and she has not stopped since. She is currently (2017) located in Atlanta, Ga.
Erikas Zaremba
Erikas Zaremba is an actor, known for Educazione siberiana (2013).
Eriko Hara
Eriko Hara was born on 1 November 1959 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Xenosaga Episode III: Also Sprach Zarathustra (2006), Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse (2004) and Xenosaga Episode I: Chikara he no ishi (2002).
