Erica Hubbard

Erica Hubbard has established herself as a notable actress, producer, and director, with a diverse career spanning commercials, television, and feature films. After establishing her career in 1988 with voice-overs and appearances in commercials for major brands including McDonald’s, MCI, Reebok, and Sears, Erica Hubbard quickly expanded her reach across multiple markets. Her early work also included modeling with Ford, and she graced the pages of magazines such as Seventeen, Honey, Ebony, and YM, where she was featured as the ‘Noxzema Girl.’ Hubbard later pursued higher education, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia College in just three years, before 1997. Following her graduation, Hubbard hosted the children/teen television show, ‘Up’N Running,’ on WPWR, a UPN affiliate in Chicago, from 1997 to 2001.

Her producer credits include co-producing ‘Black Coffee’ (2014), ‘Perfectly Single’ (2019), and ‘Professor Mack’ (2019). She went on to serve as a producer for ‘My Perfect Wedding’ (2022) and an executive producer for ‘He Who Findeth’ (2023). Most recently, she co-produced ‘Vampire’s House of Cain’ in 2024. Demonstrating her versatile involvement in the entertainment industry, Hubbard also directed ‘Policies and Procedures’ (Completed) and is slated to direct ‘Surviving Minimum Wage,’ set for release in 2025.

A unionized actress, she maintains affiliations with professional organizations such as NATAS, IFP/West, AFI, and WIF. Beyond her entertainment career, Hubbard founded The Erica Hubbard Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to mentoring youth in underprivileged communities across the country. Through her foundation, she actively engages with community centers, high schools, elementary schools, and churches, promoting education and discouraging street violence. She has also supported causes like the National Breast Cancer Foundation and the American Heart Association through various appearances.