Danielle McRae is a voice actor based in Los Angeles, California, who works extensively in anime, video games, and animation. Her career in voice acting was driven by a lifelong passion for the medium, which she pursued after initially studying computer animation and later taking theater classes and voice acting workshops. Her entry into the industry came through an audition with Bang Zoom Entertainment, a studio known for its work in anime and video game localization.

McRae's first professional voice-over role proved to be a significant one, as she was cast as Karma the Enlightened One in the globally popular online game League of Legends. This role helped establish her career and remains a notable credit in her filmography. Her work in video games is extensive and includes prominent titles such as World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, where she voiced Hagara the Stormbinder, and the fighting game Skullgirls Encore, as the character Painwheel. Other video game credits include Threia Hazelgrimm in Atelier Escha & Logy, S-Sha in Megadimension Neptunia VII, Milo in Detective Pikachu, and Gwen in Final Fantasy VII Remake. She also provided voices for characters in games like Monster Prom, Remothered: Tormented Fathers, and Heroes of Newerth.

In the realm of anime, McRae has contributed her voice to several English-language dubs. Her anime roles include Onderia in Gargantia on the Verderous Planet and Orba in Magi: The Kingdom of Magic. She has also been involved with the widely-known series Sword Art Online. A specific anime credit is her role as Nana in the English dub of the short-form comedy series Henkei Shoujo. This series, produced by Ascendent Animation in partnership with DLE, features a story about girls who transform into machines, with McRae's character Nana transforming into a warship. The dub for Henkei Shoujo was directed by Michaela Laws, and McRae's involvement was part of a cast that included Hayden Daviau, Amanda Parker, and Christina Costello.

Beyond her acting work, McRae has participated in fan conventions, such as being a guest at Matsuricon in 2014, where she was featured alongside other voice acting professionals. Throughout her career, she has expressed a deep personal connection to her work, citing her love for video games and her enjoyment of vocal performance as driving forces in her continued involvement in the industry.