Erika Olde

Erika Olde is a Canadian-born film producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist known for her work in both the entertainment industry and social advocacy. She is the founder of Black Bicycle Entertainment, a Los Angeles-based production company dedicated to developing a range of high-quality films. Since its launch in 2014, the company has produced several notable features, including Home Again starring Reese Witherspoon, The Female Brain directed by Whitney Cummings, and Woman Walks Ahead featuring Jessica Chastain.

Passionate about expanding access and representation in film, Erika established the Erika Film Foundation. Through its flagship program, IRIS IN, the foundation offers mentorship, training, and funding to aspiring filmmakers from underrepresented backgrounds. The program operates in Los Angeles and New York and provides students with immersive industry experiences and career-launching opportunities.

In addition to her work in film, Erika created Olde & New, a lifestyle platform that shares updated comfort-food recipes adapted for dietary needs such as gluten-free, ketogenic, and diabetic-friendly options.

Erika has been recognized by leading industry publications for her impact, named among influential young leaders in entertainment and noted for her contributions to diversity and innovation in storytelling. She also serves on the board of a nonprofit film school and is actively involved in promoting gender equity and creative access within the arts.