Emily Ellet | |
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Biographical information | |
Species |
Human |
Gender |
Female |
Hair color |
Brown |
Eye color |
Brown |
Occupation |
Actress; Portrayed Rachel in the Audiobooks |
Behind the scenes | |
First appearance |
Emily Ellet narrates for Rachel in the official Animorphs Audiobooks.
Biography[]
Emily Ellet (she/her) is an award-winning actor based in Denver. She earned her BA in Acting and has 18+ years of experience working in theatre, Off-Broadway musical theatre, cabaret, cruise ships, and audiobook narration. Some of her favorite performances include Joyce/Isabella Bird in Top Girls, Mary in The 12 Dates of Christmas, the winner of the last-ever MetroStar cabaret competition, and her award-nominated solo show Uncharted. Emily loves to narrate YA Sci-Fi and Fantasy, Rom-Coms, and Parenting/Psychology Nonfiction.
Although she misses rollerblading her commutes after 10 years in NYC, Emily is delighted to finally be breathing in the pine-tinged air while hiking the Colorado mountains. She is a former foster mom to teen girls, which underpins her love of therapy and neuroscience. You can often find her baking her mom’s secret-recipe chocolate chip oatmeal cookies, giggling at her Zoom-bombing cats Graham and Sam, and dancing to K-pop as a card-carrying BTS ARMY fan club member.
Emily is also the co-founder and executive officer of PANA, the first-ever professional audiobook narrators association.
Taken From: https://www.emilyellet.com/about
Actor Credits[]
Audiobooks[]
- Sorcery of Thorns(written by Margaret Rogerson, Published by Simon & Schuster, 2019)
- White Bird (written by R. J. Palacio, Published by Listening Library, 2019)
- The Art of Coaching(written by Elena Aguilar, Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2013, 2019)
- This Light Between Us(written by Andrew Fukuda, Published by Macmillan Audio, 2020)
- What My Mother and I Don't Talk About(written by Michele Filgate, Published by Simon & Schuster, 2020)
- Chase Me(written by Sharon Kleve, Published by Sharon Kleve, 2018)
- Animorphs - The Visitor (written by K.A. Applegate, Published by Scholatic Inc., 1996, 2020)