Erica Michelle Singleton is an American actress, producer, and award-winning filmmaker. Singleton, a 2012 dual-major graduate from Jackson State University, holds a B.A. in Theater and a B.A. in Mass Communications. Her on-screen debut came in 2013, when she landed the role of Daphne in Eli Roth’s horror sequel, The Last Exorcism 2. In 2014, she opened THE ACTOR’S PLAYHOUSE. New Orleans's one-stop shop for actors. Later that year, Singleton founded BLUE Talent Group, which she owned and operated as the lead agent for 7 years.
 

In 2020, Singleton landed a co-star role on The CW’s hit TV show All-American, marking the start of a three-year journey working behind the scenes. In 2021, Erica joined the production side at All American as the Line Producer assistant. In June 2024, Singleton left production with her newly earned producer's hat and made her directorial debut with her first indie project titled, THREE SESSIONS which she wrote, directed, produced, and starred in under her newly founded production company, HIARKI Entertainment. A few of Singleton’s on-screen credits include roles in NCIS: New Orleans, The Quad on BET, One Mississippi, A Life to Choose, and CW’s All American and All American: Homecoming.