WHO IS ANDREA EMMES?
Cisgender, She/Her, Differently Abled
Fun Facts:
Nationality/Heritage: Italian, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Greek, English, German Andrea has a Bachelor of Science in Game Art and Design; was a game designer for Disney Interactive; and gets her gamer-geek on playing games of all kinds! Guilty Pleasures: learning about Behavioral Science, Body Language and Micro-expressions & Linguistics, True Crime, UK Reality Shows, Supernatural, Criminal Minds and The Behavioral Panel (onYouTube). Award-winning Animation Producer: Producer of the animated CG short film, "Mila". www.milafilm.com, which was in consideration for an Academy Award in 2022. SAG-AFTRA * PANA* APA * SOVAS * ASIFA |
Best Selling, Award Winning Audiobook Narrator and VO Actor, Andrea Emmes was born in Hollywood, Florida, grew up in both Tennessee and Rhode Island and started her career in musical theatre. She’s enjoyed an eclectic career as a singer, dancer, Vegas Headliner, Magician’s Assistant, a Recording Artist and a Video Game Designer. She’s narrated 350+ audiobooks and won several SOVAS awards, is an Audie Award nominee, recipient of multiple Earphones Awards and named Best Female Narrator for the Independent Audiobook Awards in 2019. After suffering a major setback after being diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in 2006, Andrea was determined to not allow her disorder to define her and she found her way back behind the mic. A total book nerd, Andrea, now enjoys narrating all genres of audiobooks, especially YA, Middle Grade/Kids, Geeky/Comics, LitRPG, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Romance, and NonFiction at her professional home studio in CA. Her wide range of character voices and dynamic/emotionally invested performances has reviewers and listeners alike commenting on how she effortlessly pulls listeners in and has versatility and charisma. 
Andrea as Ariel in Walt Disney World's "Voyage of the Little Mermaid" show! 1997
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Vocal Range:
Mezzo Soprano Languages: Fluent: English Conversational: French |
Dialects:
Rhode Island New York Southern |
British (RP, Cockney)
French Russian Irish |
