Joe Cucinotti is an American voice actor associated with the English dubbing industry, particularly known for his work with FUNimation Entertainment, now part of Crunchyroll. Born on November 4, 1977, in Rochester, New York, he developed an interest in performing arts after his family moved to Allen, Texas, in 1990. His early involvement in theatre culminated in winning an award for Outstanding Performance at the Texas State Thespian Convention in 1995, which led to professional representation.

Before focusing on voice acting, Cucinotti pursued on-camera work, appearing as an extra in films such as Armageddon and Serving Sara, and in episodes of the television series Walker, Texas Ranger. He also worked in the Dallas radio market from 1997 to 2018 under the on-air name Joe Kelly. His transition to voice-over work began around 2018, based in Dallas, where he started providing voices for various anime series at FUNimation. In addition to his voice acting, he co-hosts a weekly podcast about movies called The Editing Bay.

Cucinotti has built an extensive filmography in anime dubbing, frequently providing voices for a wide range of characters in supporting and recurring roles. Among his notable credits is the role of Kudō in the 2022 fantasy series The Dawn of the Witch, where he voices one of the main student characters. In the 2019 supernatural mystery Midnight Occult Civil Servants, he is credited in the role of Satoru Kanoichi. He also voiced Yugo Ōkami in the 2019 slice-of-life series My Roommate is a Cat and took on the role of Shiratake in the 2020 science fiction psychological thriller ID: INVADED.

Beyond these specific roles, his career includes a multitude of credits across numerous other anime series dubbed by FUNimation and Crunchyroll. He has been credited with providing additional voices or playing smaller named characters in productions such as The Saga of Tanya the Evil, Knights & Magic, Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens, Interviews with Monster Girls, Golden Kamuy, and Black Clover. His work often involves ensemble casts, contributing to the English-language versions of a wide variety of anime genres.