The middle child of Crawford, one of Canada's last remaining orthopedic shoe makers and mother Anita, police officer and tattoo artist. His parents of English, Irish, Scottish and German ancestry raised him in the beautiful valley town of Lumsden, Saskatchewan. Eric first caught interest in acting at the age of 8 while watching the film "The Garden" being shot in his family home. A year later he found himself with a small part on the Jamie Foxx movie "Held Up" (Trimark). Getting the chance to watch Jamie Foxx act and perform his own stunts changed Eric forever. His parents soon bought him a camcorder and he started making his own home videos. What started out as insane stunts to impress friends and family soon turned into a life long passion. After graduating high school, Eric moved to Vancouver to study Prosthetics and Orthotics while pursuing acting, singing and dancing in his spare time. Two years later he entered the Canadian Model and Talent Convention and walked away with "Best TV Commercial" and "Overall Best Talent" awards as well as his first agent. Eric made the decision to put Prosthetics and Orthotics aside and move to Toronto to pursue acting full-time. Since then Eric has garnered world-wide attention having appeared in Quantico alongside Jake McLaughlin and Priyanka Chopra (ABC), "The Strain" (FX), "Reign" (CW), and in 2017 Eric was chosen to portray the recurring role of Constable D. Fox for 3 seasons of Daniel Grou's multi-award winning detective series "Cardinal" (CTV/eOne). Eric has recently portrayed real life astronaut Dale Gardiner in the short film "Guion" and the main villain in the feature "A Christmas Catch" (HQ). In 2016 Eric signed with Primary Wave Artists and now divides his time between Toronto, Vancouver and Los Angeles. His recent work playing Kim Coates mole as Detective Ken Tucker throughout all of Season two's epic multi-award winning gang drama "BadBlood" (CityTv) as well as film appearances in "White Night" alongside CFC alumni Kimberly Laferriere (21 Thunder) and "The Christmas Wedding Planner" (HQ) with Kelly Rutherford and Jocelyn Hudon have proven Eric to be a viable new actor on the rise. Currently (2019) Eric is filming Season 4 of Cardinal and just finished wrapping on the high intensity stunt-combat action film "Enhanced" working alongside Adrian Holmes as a Private Military Contractor hired to contain highly volatile enhanced subjects. The film is expected to be released in 2020.
Eric Higgins is known for The Northman (2022), Vikings (2013) and The Tudors (2007).
Eric Hinwood, a Salinas native who began making movies at 7 years old with a home video camera, co-founded an independent film production company, ATAEC Studios, that garnered immediate success for the young actor/filmmaker. Eric Hinwood graduated from the HARA Motion Picture Conservatory after two years of learning script-to-screen filmmaking and film acting, graduated from York high school, and shot his first feature film, Carpe Diem: European Escapade, with his friends and girlfriend over the summer before college. The travel comedy secured international distribution through Amazon Prime after Hinwood began attending Whittier College. However, he fell off a cliff near the ocean in Big Sur half-way through his sophomore year at the liberal arts college; he suffered two blunt-force-trauma induced hemorrhagic strokes, multiple brain contusions, spinal compression, hearing loss, digestive tract issues, and hypothermia, among other injuries. He was slowed down by trying to recover for quite a while, and was given a low chance of surviving the next six months, but Hinwood managed to go back to school in the spring. He was even shoot his second European feature later that year, understandably titled After the Fall. The timing had to be perfect, but with 3 months in London and 4 in Paris, and many trips to other areas, Hinwood was able to study abroad and complete principal photography on the film. Upon returning to the US, Hinwood finished his studies and graduated with a B.A. in Film Production and Business, a B.A. in French Language and Literature, and a minor in Spanish while working on short films and taking day-player roles on the side. The day after commencement he was hired to direct his first US feature film, a narrative fiction drama/thriller, titled War of the Limelight, about the Syrian Refugee Crisis and other human displacement crises and immigration issues. Hinwood was passionate about these topics because his godfather was born and raised in the Middle-East and his grandmother was an immigrant from Mexico, so he returned to his hometown of to make the film with HARA, the film school he'd graduated from. After this production was completed, much like before graduation, he returned to LA to do freelance work in different crew positions while signed with talent agencies. Eric Hinwood was hired by Paramour Pictures as an acting film consultant and producer, but as the symptoms of his previous injuries worsened with age, he moved towards editing and work that could be done from home. That meant that he was able to continue editing after the CoVid-19 pandemic hit, giving him time to work on a Director's Cut of War of the Limelight and complete additional photography on After the Fall, adapting it with a more timely subject rather than releasing it as a featurette.
Eric Hjorleifson is an actor, known for Huck Yeah! (2020), Superheroes of Stoke (2012) and Ultimate Rush (2011).
Eric Hodges is known for Night of the Axe (2019), Spirit Board: Doorway to Death (2020) and Laugh Till You Die (2020).
Eric Hoff is known for Next Exit (2022).
Eric Hoff is known for Greatest Party Story Ever (2016), Mammoth Orange and Major Lazer (2014).
Eric Hoffman is known for Rocketman Flies Again (1966), Sorority House Massacre II (1990) and Bikini Round-Up (2004).
Eric Hollenbeck is known for The Craftsman (2021).