Marie-Luise Schramm is a German actress who works extensively in voice dubbing. Born in Berlin on May 2, 1984, she is the daughter of an actors' couple and began her performing career as a child, appearing in television series from the mid-1990s. Her early on-screen roles included a continuous part in the TV series Unser Charlie from 1995 to 1998. She has also appeared in numerous other television productions and films, such as the TV movie Der Sommer mit Boiler and the feature film Mein Bruder, der Vampir. For her performance in the 2004 film Bin ich sexy?, she received the promotional German film award for Best Actress.

Alongside her on-screen work, Schramm has built a substantial career as a dubbing voice artist, lending her voice to a wide array of characters in both animated and live-action productions. In the realm of anime, she is recognized for her work on the series Rumiko Takahashi Anthology, where she provided the German voice for the character Emiri in the episode Ein später Teenager. Another notable anime role is that of Rika Kawada in the series Manga Love Story: Step Up Love Story.

Her voice work extends to many other prominent animated series. She is well-known as the German voice of Toph Beifong in the series Avatar: The Last Airbender and its sequel The Legend of Korra. Other significant anime and animation roles include Kari Kamiya in the Digimon franchise, Yun Yun in Canaan, Kyoko Tokiwa in Full Metal Panic, and the title character in Angela Anaconda.

In addition to animation, Schramm is a prolific dubbing voice for live-action actors. She is the regular German dubbing voice for actresses Mia Wasikowska and Mara Wilson. Her extensive filmography includes dubbing roles in numerous popular television series and films, such as Debbie Hyman in American Dad!, Becky Jackson in Glee, Nora Dershlit in iCarly, Wendy Corduroy in Gravity Falls, Cassie Ainsworth in Skins, and Ivy Dickens in Gossip Girl. She has also dubbed voices for characters in Breaking Bad, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, and the Alice in Wonderland films directed by Tim Burton. Her work is characterized by a broad range, covering many well-known international productions for German-speaking audiences.