Emily Carter-Essex is an American voice actor known for her work in English dubs of anime series, primarily during the 2000s. Her career is closely associated with the Houston-based voice acting talent pool frequently utilized by ADV Films and other production companies during that era.

Carter-Essex's filmography includes a wide range of supporting and lead roles across numerous series. One of her most recognized roles is Keen Keats in the classic fantasy mecha anime Aura Battler Dunbine. In the English adaptation produced by ADV Films, she voiced the character of Keen Kiss, a young woman from the land of Byston Well. Her other prominent voice credits include Erina Kinjo Won in Martian Successor Nadesico and its film Prince of Darkness, Maika Kazetsubaki in Maburaho, Susanna Bleustein in Divergence Eve and its sequel Misaki Chronicles, Yoshino Koganei in Steel Angel Kurumi, and Emma Ashley in Red Garden.

In addition to these roles, her extensive body of work encompasses a variety of characters in many other anime series. She provided voices for Chance Pop Session as Kei, Kaleido Star as Hanna, Gilgamesh as Professor Enuma, Saiyuki as Xiahua, and Noir as Margaret. She also performed numerous smaller roles and additional voices in shows such as Gantz, Kurau: Phantom Memory, RahXephon, The Wallflower, and Excel Saga, among others. Her career demonstrates recurring collaborations with the community of voice actors and directors based in Texas, frequently appearing alongside actors like Chris Patton, Kira Vincent-Davis, Vic Mignogna, and John Swasey in productions of the time.