Actress Erica Hubbard Talks High Vibrational Living, and Growing Her Career in Film and Theater
On this episode of 'Synoria’s Best Kept Secret,' NAACP Image Award-nominated actress Erica Hubbard opens up about practicing high vibrational living, her current role on Family Business: New Orleans, and the importance of having the right team. Watch it here!
Actress Erica Hubbard Talks High Vibrational Living, and Growing Her Career in Film and Theater
By: Omar Cook
On a new episode of Synoria’s Best Kept Secret, hosted by rising media correspondent Synoria Anderson, actress Erica Hubbard offers an inspiring look into her journey in the entertainment industry, her creative passions, and her unwavering commitment to uplifting storytelling.
A NAACP Image Award-nominated actress, Hubbard brings over three decades of experience to the conversation, beginning her career at the age of nine starring in national commercials for brands such as McDonald's, MCI, Reebok, and Sears. After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Columbia College, Erica quickly transitioned from hosting her own Emmy Award-winning television show Up'N Running to starring in major film and television projects, including Save the Last Dance, A Cinderella Story, Light It Up, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Lincoln Heights, Let's Stay Together, and Akeelah and the Bee. Her work also includes voice acting on Disney’s animated series The Replacements.
In her conversation with Synoria Anderson, Hubbard dives deep into the importance of having the right people around you to elevate your success, practicing daily gratitude, and maintaining a strong aura and high vibration to attract blessings. She shares how her journalism and theater training played a major role in helping her build a powerful connection with audiences—skills that continue to shape her approach to acting today.
Looking ahead, Erica reveals plans to return to her theater roots with a one-woman show, portraying a range of characters inspired by her own film and TV career. She emphasizes the beauty of vulnerability in art, showing a spectrum of emotions that resonate deeply with audiences. Hubbard also discusses her current role on Family Business: New Orleans, expressing pride in paying homage to her family’s New Orleans roots and working alongside talents like Pooch Hall.
Throughout the interview, Hubbard reflects on her joy in working with veteran thespians, valuing the opportunity to learn from their perseverance and honor their longevity in the industry. Beyond her acting career, she remains passionate about inspiring youth through her nonprofit, the Erica Hubbard Foundation, and has expanded her creative pursuits as a producer and author, with credits including The Last Fall, Black Coffee, and the children's book series You, She, Her, Him, and I.
Tune into this uplifting episode of Synoria’s Best Kept Secret to hear Erica Hubbard's full story of perseverance, purpose, and passion.
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