Alice Venditti is an Italian voice actress known for her work in dubbing films and television series, including animation and live-action content for Italian audiences. She was born in Rome in 1997 into a family with deep roots in the Italian entertainment industry, being the daughter of actor and voice actor Francesco Venditti and the granddaughter of actress and director Simona Izzo and singer-songwriter Antonello Venditti. This background placed her within a prominent dubbing dynasty that includes relatives such as Rossella, Fiamma, and Giuppy Izzo.

Venditti's entry into the world of dubbing was marked by a desire to establish her own career on merit, to the point of using a different surname for her first audition to avoid any perception of favoritism. Her early work included voicing a young Inuit child in the animated film Koda, fratello orso 2. Over the years, her filmography has expanded to include a variety of roles. In live-action films, she has dubbed Gideon Adlon in the comedy Blockers (titled Giù le mani dalle nostre figlie in Italian) and Lana Condor in the science-fiction film Alita: Battle Angel. Her voice work in animated features includes characters in Disney's Meet the Robinsons (I Robinson - Una famiglia spaziale) and Ralph Breaks the Internet (Ralph spacca Internet).

In the realm of television and streaming series, Venditti has contributed to the Italian dubs of several high-profile productions. She provided the voice for Niya in the Star Wars series Andor and for Pearl Pangan in the animated series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. She also voiced the character Jordan Donna in the first season of the superhero series Gen V. Her film work also includes dubbing for films such as the action comedy My Spy: The Eternal City (My Spy - La città eterna) and the romantic comedy Find Me Falling - Un'isola dove innamorarsi.

Venditti's portfolio specifically includes work in the anime genre. As noted, she voiced the character Black Trike in the Italian-language adaptation of the anime series Black Rock Shooter: Dawn Fall, which was released on Disney+ in Italy in 2022. The dubbing for this series was directed by Rossa Caputo at Pumaisdue studio. This role represents a credit within the specific field of anime dubbing, adding to her range of voice work across different media formats. Information about recurring collaborations with specific directors or other voice actors, beyond this single production, is not readily available in the provided sources. While her family legacy is a notable aspect of her background, her career is characterized by a growing list of credits across a diverse range of film and television projects.