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About Erin
Heart, Humor & Honesty
“I believe that sharing stories builds empathy
and compassion in a world that needs more of both”
Erin Moon (aka “Felicity Munroe” for all romance) is a classically trained professional AEA/CAEA/SAG/AFTRA actress and dual Citizen of the USA and Canada.
In 2005, Erin started in audiobooks in post production and directing, as her actor survival job (learning from and working with the incredible narrators who MADE this industry!). In her time at Recorded Book in NYC she directed well over 300 books and edited another 300 at least, in between performing theatre gigs across America. She has been narrating, directing and coaching exclusively since 2009.
Home Studio 7+ yrs
for all major pubs
AT 4047 mic
RME Babyface interface
Mac Mini 2021
Reaper DAW
Erin is an award winning and nominated narrator who has narrated 450+ novels for Hachette Audio, Audible.com, Recorded Books, Penguin Random House, Simon and Schuster, Harper Collins, Tantor Audio, John Marshal Media, Podium, Lyric Audio, Deyan Audio, Blackstone, Pete Rohan, Brickshop Audio, Hard Chew (Jayme Mattler), Pink Flamingo, Voiceworks Audio, One Night Stand Studios and more . She is also a contributor to Apple News.
She is celebrated for her facility with accents and characterization having narrated entire books in multiple southern accents, general American, Canadian and British as well as frequently portraying characters with Irish, French, Italian, Scottish accents and more. She is also one of 6 narrators to record the canon of The Baby Sitters Club, narrating the 21 books of Stacey.
Having been a professional actor for over 20 years Erin has been seen on: L&O SVU, Off Broadway and in regional theatres in the USA and Canada. She is a 5 time contributor to the Good Life Project podcast and was a guest on the Superwoman Chronicles and Together Guide Podcasts (click here to listen).
After 13 years in NYC she now lives, narrates, coaches and plays in beautiful Vancouver Canada on the unceded and ancestral territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and TsleilWatuth peoples.
FUN FACTS about Erin in the first person:
- I am a theatre kid through and through
- I am a singer of all types of music but loving bluegrass currently
- I am an avid gardener and dream of homesteading/ hobby farming one day
- I have been riding horses since I was 4 years old and come from rodeo and farm stock
- I have narrated non fiction for world renowned Yoga and holistic health authors because I am also an ERYT 500hr and IATY 800hr Yoga Therapist/instructor
- I have a Certification in Applied Positive Psychology from The Flourishing Center
- I have become, through this work, a HUGE Fantasy fan!!!!
I love:
- To ski
- To hike
- To play beach volleyball & softball
- Animals of all sorts
- Being an aunty to all my friends & family’s kiddos with & without fur 😉
- Being an ally to all peoples at all times!
What People Say
Moon’s expertise at a number of Irish brogues is a treat to hear, and she deftly illuminates the subtle cultural differences that Maggie must adjust to. The audiobook also stands out as Moon sings the songs of various characters, giving them depth and emotion through the music.
Narrator Erin Moon strikes just the right emotional notes as she delivers Silverstein’s account of her incredible journey toward an uncertain third chance at life—-Moon captures all the poignancy, tension, fear, and joy.
Narrator Erin Moon’s crisp, versatile alto is well matched to this steampunk adventure with a murderous twist. — She is forceful and gifted with accents; she shifts between characters easily, maintains a suspenseful pace, and portrays Rosalind in a spirited and engaging manner.
Erin Moon uses an even tone to portray Fer as a practical, normal girl, but all of the magical creatures have unique voices that match their natures in the other world.— Moon’s narration provides a bright spot.
Narrator Erin Moon strikes just the right emotional notes,— Moon moves deftly between straightforward reporting –to a softer, contemplative tone for Amy’s musings and the intimate aspects of her story.
Narrating a Caldecott Medal-winning book is both an honor and a challenge. Erin Moon rises to the occasion. She is the gentle mother telling a family story to her young son, Cole; she is the wondrous young son himself; she is the adventurous, young Canadian soldier; and she is the storytelling father who takes his son to see a bear at the London Zoo. Listeners will treasure this story.
The two additional actresses give stellar performances. Erin Moon portrays Scarlett with the snarky, feisty attitude of a girl who’s been disfigured by a Fenris and is passionate about killing them. Terrific YA listening
Erin Moon narrates — Using a world-weary voice, Moon draws listeners into this world. Moon successfully conveys, in every word, the pain, hopelessness, and despair of Yolandi.
Moon has an ear for Celia’s lyricism, revealing Celia’s self-awareness and vulnerability. With a steady voice and well-timed inflection, Moon guards Drake’s earnestness, preventing caricature.
Narrator Erin Moon does an admirable job with an assortment of characters, alternating competently between men and women, students, and others. She gives Clare a steady, even-keeled tone and stretches nicely with her voices for suspects and supporting characters. Moon deserves credit for keeping listeners engaged as the mystery is unraveled.
Narrator Erin Moon ably handles this twisty tale of intrigue. She smoothly delivers French pronunciations and medieval vocabulary. Overall, she elevates the story with her warm and tender portrayal of a young woman who must understand her role as a spy, avenger, and lover.
“The many stories we weave”
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