Biographie
Erskine C Johnson III's journey has been one of triumph over adversity and a testament to the power of passion and purpose. Hailing from Bucksport, South Carolina, Erskine's early years were marked by resilience, surviving a life-threatening asthma attack and pneumonia, which set the stage for his remarkable path ahead.Initially drawn to football, Erskine pursued his dreams of reaching the NFL, following in the footsteps of family members. However, his aspirations took an unexpected turn due to two significant injuries that prematurely ended his college football career. Undeterred, Erskine's naturally captivating persona led him to explore acting during his high school years, igniting a passion that would shape his future.
His journey into acting culminated in a breakthrough role on BET's acclaimed series, "The Game," where he portrayed a San Diego Saber for two seasons, showcasing his talent and dedication to his craft. Transitioning seamlessly from the field to the stage and eventually in front of the camera, Erskine recognized his calling and embraced it wholeheartedly after graduating Cum Laude from South Carolina State University in 2013. Since then, he has graced numerous films, music videos, stage plays, and television shows, including notable projects like Tyler Perry's "The Haves and the Have Nots."
Driven by a profound sense of purpose, Erskine founded his own company, dedicated to merging ministry with the entertainment industry. Through M2TI (Ministry 2 the Industry), he endeavors to provide spiritual solutions for secular spaces, impacting education, entertainment, and extracurricular activities with the message of faith and compassion. Beyond his artistic endeavors, Erskine's commitment to serving others extends to over a decade of full-time ministry, from pastoral duties to guiding and mentoring individuals at Victory Church in Atlanta, GA. As he embarks on the next chapter of his journey, Erskine remains steadfast in his mission to fulfill the Great Commission, going to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ to all the nations.
Recognized for his remarkable contributions across multiple fields, he has been inducted into the South Carolina Theatre Hall of Fame and received the Journey Award for Entertainment. His distinguished career spans achievements in football and television, including championships and a memorable role in the Emmy and Golden Globe-winning episode of Donald Glover's "Atlanta."
