Erin hails from Seattle where she got involved in the arts at a young age.  She started dancing at 5, modeling at 10 and was involved in school productions of plays and musicals throughout High School.  She received her BA in Broadcast News with a double minor in English and Theatre from The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University.  During her time at WSU, she was involved in Cable 8 Productions where she won the Best Female Talent Award for her work on the comedic, late-night show After Hours which she co-wrote.

After graduation, Erin relocated to Los Angeles where she began her professional acting training.  She has since worked on the film, “Sparks of Pink & Blue” which became a "Superior Filmmaking" finalist at The Las Vegas Film Festival.  She also recently became a company member of X Repertory Theatre in the Downtown LA Arts District (http://xrtc.org)  Erin’s training includes, Meisner, Chekhov, Fitzmaurice, Viewpoints, Improv, and The Specific and Improvisational Actor - a technique coined by Co-founder and Artistic Director of XRT, Aaron Ganz.

Erin will be moving to Dublin, Ireland for a year in August to continue her growth as an artist before returning to L.A.