About
Quentin Lee Moore
Quentin Lee Moore attended the University of South Carolina, where he studied Biology/Pre-Med and minored in Psychology. He competed on a full track and field scholarship and earned All-SEC, All-Region, and All-American honors as team captain. He went on to coach track athletes as well as professional football, basketball, and baseball players at the high school level, and later spent five years as a personal and group trainer at Blink Fitness in New York City — building the coaching foundation that would carry into his acting and voice-coaching career.
After undergrad, Quentin went on to train as an actor at the Atlantic Theater Conservatory — an acting school founded by William H. Macy and David Mamet, and home to acclaimed artists including Stephanie Hsu, Giancarlo Esposito, and Elizabeth Olsen. He has performed original works in Toronto, London, and at The Public Theater in New York, and appeared on Law & Order: Organized Crime. While training at the Atlantic, the head of the voice coaching program, Katie Bull — whose clients include Kerry Washington — asked Quentin to become her protégé, drawn by his vocal insight and curiosity. He agreed, and his life was forever changed.
As a voice coach, Quentin has worked on and off-Broadway (including Ain't Too Proud: The Temptations Musical, Seagull: True Story, and The Monsters), with NYU students, at his alma mater the Atlantic Theater Conservatory, and with corporate professionals all around the world (Australia, El Salvador, the UK, Canada, South Africa, and beyond) seeking greater confidence and presence in the workplace.
Quentin's journey into the professional realm began during the pandemic, when widespread uncertainty heightened everyone's unconscious tension — and began to trap the voice. He observed that employees and leaders alike were struggling to release the weight of the unknown, and that this holding was silencing them. By helping people return to their bodies and anchor themselves in the present moment, he discovered that the voice followed — freer, fuller, and more their own.
Atlantic Theater Conservatory
Broadway Voice Coach
10+ Years Practice
Founded 2023
