Anita Ferraro is an Italian voice actor known for her extensive work dubbing children and young characters in films, television series, and animated features. She was born in Rome on August 22, 2007, into a family with a strong tradition in dubbing, as she is the daughter of voice actor Luigi Ferraro and the sister of Matilde Ferraro, who is also a voice actor. Ferraro began her dubbing career at the age of four, quickly establishing herself in the industry and working with prominent dubbing directors.

Her body of work is extensive and includes a significant number of roles in live-action films. Ferraro has frequently dubbed the performances of young actresses such as Mckenna Grace, providing the Italian voice for her roles in Gifted - Il dono del talento, Tonya, and Troop Zero. She has also dubbed Brooklynn Prince in Un sogno chiamato Florida, Priah Ferguson in La maledizione di Bridge Hollow, and Vivien Lyra Blair in Bird Box, among many others. In addition to cinema, she has had prominent roles in television, where she is known for dubbing Priah Ferguson's character Erica Sinclair in the popular series Stranger Things and Leah Sava Jeffries's Annabeth Chase in Percy Jackson e gli dei dell'Olimpo.

In the realm of animation, Ferraro has contributed her voice to several notable films. She voiced the character Dennis in Hotel Transylvania 2, Lei Lei in Kung Fu Panda 3, and the protagonist Saoirse in the acclaimed Irish film La canzone del mare. Her performance as Saoirse earned her the award for Best Female Voice in an Animated Film at the Gran Galà del doppiaggio held during the Romics convention in April 2017. Ferraro also voiced Nina in Ferdinand and was the Italian voice of Miori Sanada in Il castello invisibile.

One of her key roles in anime is in the film Mai Mai Miracle, directed by Sunao Katabuchi. In the Italian dub of this film, titled Shinko Ghiribizzo e la magia millenaria, Ferraro voices the character Mitsuko Aoki, the younger sister of the protagonist, Shinko. Her work on this film adds to her diverse portfolio of animated voice work. Beyond these credits, Ferraro's career continues to span a wide range of genres, including voices in animated series like Puffin Rock and video games, demonstrating her versatility and sustained presence in the Italian dubbing industry.