Erika Bierman

Erika Marie Bierman is a talented Cuban-American actress, originally from the picturesque city of Savannah, Georgia, a locale known for its cinematic history. From a young age, specifically at just 8 years old, Erika demonstrated her passion for acting by persuading her parents to allow her entrance into an acting and modeling competition in Orlando, Florida. Displaying remarkable creativity, she penned her own monologue for the event, which caught the attention of several esteemed managers and agents.

Her career took a significant leap forward when she landed the role of President Snow's granddaughter in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," sharing the screen with the legendary Donald Sutherland in both "Catching Fire" and "Mockingjay Part 1." Following this, she showcased her versatility in "Dumb and Dumber To," where she starred alongside Jeff Daniels.

In August 2015, Erika earned recognition for her portrayal of "Rose" in the critically acclaimed Sundance series "Rectify," which won a Peabody Award. More recently, she impressed audiences as "Kylie" in the heartwarming film "Instant Family," collaborating with actors Mark Wahlberg, Rose Byrne, and Isabela Moner.

Outside of acting, Erika indulges in her love for singing, dancing, and photography. She is committed to refining her skills and has participated in a prestigious Summer Acting Program at Harvard University, as well as attended the Nord Anglia Summer Performing Arts program in Geneva, Switzerland, in partnership with Juilliard.