Claudia-Laurie Corbeil is a Canadian voice actor born on March 16, 1983, primarily known for her extensive work in the French dubbing of films and television series for the Quebec market. Her career is focused on lending her voice to animated characters and providing the French Canadian voices for numerous actresses in live-action productions.

Corbeil's voice can be heard in a wide array of animated series and films. She is the voice of the title character in the long-running children's series Caillou. Her other notable animation roles include Mary in Johnny Test and Béa Petit in the series My Life Me, also known as Trois et moi. She has also contributed to dubs of major animated films, such as the young Princess Dot in A Bug's Life, young Kiara in The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride, and Lizzy in Meet the Robinsons.

Within the specific realm of anime and anime-influenced productions, Corbeil has taken on several key roles. She voices the character Corona in the series Spider Riders and portrays Hitomi in the film Appleseed Ex Machina. Another prominent role is her portrayal of Ahsoka Tano in the Quebec French dub of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars series and its theatrical film. Her filmography also includes the role of a young Gloria in Happy Feet and voices in Eyeshield 21 and Bee Movie.

In addition to animation, a significant part of Corbeil's career involves dubbing the voices of English-language actresses for French Canadian versions of live-action films and series. She is the regular French voice for actresses such as Emma Roberts, Kate Mara, and Dakota Fanning. This includes dubbing Roberts in films like Madame Web and Nerve, Mara in The Martian and Fantastic Four, and Fanning in the Twilight Saga: Eclipse and I Am Sam. Her work extends to other actresses including Mila Kunis, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Alexa PenaVega. Through this extensive body of work in both animation and live-action dubbing, Claudia-Laurie Corbeil has become a recognizable and prolific figure in the Quebecois dubbing industry.