ERICA MURADI
- NON-UNION
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Represented by: |
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Elevate Entertainment (CA) (323) 634-0748 |
FILM | ||
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SCAD Acting Showcase |
Lead |
SCAD ACT - 2025 |
Duolingo (Commercial) |
Lead |
SCAD Pro/Duolingo |
Couple's Therapy |
Co-Star |
SCAD Short - Kyle Smith |
Don't Run |
Co-Star |
Damazo Prod. - Madelyn Damazo |
Jams For Junkies |
Co-Star |
SCAD Short - Ava Prestenbach |
This Too ; Shall Pass |
Lead/Co-Director |
SCAD Doc - Makena Schmidt |
The Debutante |
Supporting |
SCAD Thesis - Andria Zuniga |
Study Break |
Lead |
NYFA Short - Jeremy Rabinowitz |
In My Room |
Lead |
Mia Shega |
The Man in the Orange Mask- Short |
Supporting |
SCAD Short - Simon Gonzales |
Rigor Mortis |
Co-Star |
SCAD Short - Lyric Gonzales |
Isle of Hope |
Student |
Aventura Ent. - Damian Romay |
TELEVISION | ||
LODGED (Sitcom) |
Lead |
SCAD Film Studios |
Panhandle- Pilot, Ep. 2, Ep. 4 |
Vacationer |
Spectrum Originals |
THEATRE | ||
Into The Woods |
Lucinda |
Tuscarora Theatre Productions |
Winter Benefit Concert |
Soloist |
The Vocal Arts Institute |
Spring Showcase |
Soloist |
The Vocal Arts Institute |
TRAINING | ||
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) |
BFA |
2021-2025 |
Loudoun Academy of Science |
2 Year Program - Film |
2019-2021 |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5' |
Weight: 95 lbs |
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Pilates, Weightlfting, Badminton, Hula Hoop, Martial Arts, Martial Arts - Taekwondo, Swimming - ability - general, Swimming - breast stroke, Swimming - freestyle, Weight Lifting, Yoga, Comedian, Dance Ballet, Dance Hip Hop, Dance Modern, Dancer, Improvisation, Modeling, Piano, Vocal Range: Alto, Vocal Range: Mezzo Soprano, British - Cockney Accent, French Accent, Persian Accent, Fluent Farsi
Erica Muradi is a driven 21 Year old ready to take the industry by storm. Erica speaks Farsi and English, and is the first generation American daughter of an Iranian Immigrant and a Kurdish Immigrant. She loves working on any type of set and connecting with new people and hearing their stories, and is grateful for the platform film gives creatives to speak their truth. Erica hopes to normalize middle eastern characters on screen, especially in roles that would otherwise not be written for them.