Victoria Grace is an American actress recognized for her work in voiceover, performance capture, and on-screen roles. She began her career on the East Coast before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue acting full-time. Grace has built a diverse portfolio, providing voices for characters in major animation and video game projects with companies such as Marvel, Warner Bros., Netflix, and Disney.

Her filmography includes several notable English-language dubs of anime and animated features. In the original animated film Goodbye, Don Glees!, she voiced the character Chibori Tivoli Urayasu in the English version. For the Netflix original anime Bright: Samurai Soul, a spin-off of the film Bright, Grace provided the English voice for the character Chihaya. She also voiced the character Mei in the Netflix series Pacific Rim: The Black, a role she performed across both seasons of the show. In the coming-of-age film Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop, she was part of the English dub cast, voicing the character Nami. Another significant voice role came in the English adaptation of the acclaimed Studio Chizu film Mirai, where she voiced the title character, Mirai.

Beyond these anime-related roles, Grace is internationally known for her performance capture and voice work as Yara in the critically acclaimed video game The Last of Us Part II. Her on-screen credits include guest appearances on television series such as Superstore, Modern Family, and Famous in Love, as well as a series regular role on Days of Our Lives.