Florent Chako is a French actor and voice artist primarily known for his work in the dubbing of anime and live-action series into French. He is a trained performer with a background in theatre and musical comedy. His acting studies began at the Conservatoire de Cognac, where he trained from 2001 to 2008. He later attended the Cours Florent in Paris from 2013 to 2016, focusing on theatre and musical comedy. His training continued with specialized courses, including dubbing and voice-over at Le Magasin in 2018 and improvisational theatre at Collectif du Libre Acteur in 2019 and 2020.

Chako's professional experience is diverse, encompassing theatre, television, and voice acting. On stage, he has appeared in classic plays such as Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme and the musical Les Misérables, where he played the role of Enjolras. He also performed for several years at Disneyland Paris, providing the voice of Stitch in a live show and participating in the Art of Animation attraction. His television credits include appearances in French series like Petits secrets en famille and Les mystères de l'amour.

In the field of dubbing, Florent Chako has built a notable career voicing characters in numerous anime series. He is recognized for his role as Tenji Mikasa in the thriller series Tomodachi Game, a part directed by Mélanie Anne Paillié at the Time-Line Factory studio. He also voices Isaac Fowler in the fantasy series The Ancient Magus' Bride. His other significant anime credits include Asahi Naruhaya in BLUELOCK, Yoshito Godō in My Happy Marriage, Shin Mikami in the Netflix redub of Kimi ni Todoke, and roles in series such as The Misfit of Demon King Academy II, Tiger & Bunny 2, and The Weakest Tamer Began a Journey to Pick Up Trash. Beyond anime, his dubbing work extends to live-action productions, where he has lent his voice to characters in series like Good Trouble and films such as Chernobyl.