Biography

Erin Connor is an Australian actress known for portraying strong, complex women across film, television and emerging digital platforms.

Born and raised near Byron Bay, Erin grew up on a tropical fruit farm surrounded by animals and the rhythms of rural life. The experience instilled a deep work ethic and a grounded sense of community that continues to shape her approach to storytelling and collaboration.

Erin has built a versatile screen career, moving effortlessly between drama, action and character-driven roles. She is known for her performances in Dru Brown’s cult film The Suicide Theory, the sci-fi franchise Occupation and Occupation Rainfall, Luke Sparke’s action-driven features, and the creature thriller Beast No More, where her portrayal of antagonist Blanche drew attention for its intensity and complexity. She has also appeared in the romantic comedy When Love Springs, international productions such as Terra Nova, and a growing number of independent features and festival films including Double or Nothing, Space/Time and Find My Bones.

With a background as an elite athlete and ongoing stunt and tactical training, Erin brings physical authenticity to action-driven roles while maintaining a strong focus on character and emotional depth. Her performances have screened at festivals including Brisbane International Film Festival, Winton Film Festival, AACTA Festival and Monster Fest, while short films featuring her work have received awards and nominations at St Kilda Film Festival, Byron Bay International Film Festival and U.S. festivals.

Alongside her acting career, Erin is also a presenter, voice artist and producer, continuing to develop projects and collaborate with filmmakers both in Australia and internationally.
- IMDb mini biography by: Fraser, Glenn

Erin Connor was once a champion golfer, until she changed careers to film and television.