Vanina Pradier is a French actress and artistic director, born on May 7, 1969, who is primarily known for her extensive work in dubbing. She comes from a family with a strong background in voice acting, being the daughter of actresses Perrette Pradier and Michel Bedetti.

While Pradier is renowned as the regular French voice for many Hollywood actresses like Evangeline Lilly, Mary-Louise Parker, and Parminder Nagra in live-action films and series, her career also includes a significant number of roles in animated works, particularly in the dubbing of anime. One of her earliest known anime roles is Sayaka Rama in the 1988 OVA Demon City Shinjuku. In the 2007 3D CGI film Appleseed Ex Machina, she lent her voice to the character Xander.

Beyond these two titles, her filmography in animation is diverse. She voiced Marie in Le Prince Casse-Noisette and Bo Peep in the French dubs of Toy Story 2 and its subsequent short film, La Vie en lumière. She has also been active in dubbing various animated series, providing voices for characters such as Sandi Griffin and Jodie Landon in Daria, Tanya in Mighty Ducks, Agent Marianne Duprès in Godzilla, the series, Mary-Jane Watson in Spectacular Spider-Man, and Bumblebee in Teen Titans. Her work in the superhero genre extends to films as well, where she voiced Big Barda in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse and repeatedly took on the role of Cat Grant in several DC animated movies like All-Star Superman, La Mort de Superman, and Le Règne des Supermen.

In addition to her work in front of the microphone, Vanina Pradier also works as an artistic director, overseeing the French dubbing for productions such as the animated film Gnomeo & Juliet and the series Scooby-Doo! Mystères Associés. Her career, spanning several decades, demonstrates her versatility and establishes her as a prominent figure in the French dubbing industry, with a body of work that includes both iconic live-action roles and a wide array of characters in animation.