Victoria Sturm is a German actress and voice actress, born on April 4, 1973, in Berlin, Germany. Her career in the entertainment industry began in front of the camera, with her first major television role being Camilla Milla Engel in the long-running German soap opera Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten, a part she played from 1993 to 1995 and again in 1998. Following this, she appeared in numerous other German television series, including Der Landarzt, where she had a substantial role as Floriane Habersaat for several years.

While her on-screen work established her as a familiar face, Sturm has become widely recognized for her extensive and prolific work as a voice actress, providing the German dubbing voices for a vast array of international actors and characters. She gained significant popularity for lending her voice to Felicity Huffman as Lynette Scavo in the hit series Desperate Housewives. Other prominent live-action dubbing roles include Stana Katić as Kate Beckett in Castle, Patricia Heaton as Frankie Heck in The Middle, and Carla Gugino in various projects.

Within the realm of anime and animation, Sturm has built an impressive portfolio, bringing a wide variety of Japanese characters to life for German-speaking audiences. She is notably recognized for her long-standing association with the Detective Conan franchise. She initially provided the voice for the mysterious Vermouth in the series and films, but due to the character's frequent interactions with FBI agent Jodie Starling, she had to relinquish that role to avoid voicing two characters who often appear in the same scenes. Subsequently, she became the definitive German voice of Jodie Starling, a role she has performed across the television series, numerous movies including Detective Conan: The Scarlet Alibi, Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare, Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet, and the crossover film Lupin III vs. Detective Conan The Movie.

Another significant role is that of Kuroha Diana Shiratori in the acclaimed series Eden of the East. Sturm voiced this character across all installments of the franchise, including the television series and the films Eden of the East: The King of Eden, Eden of the East: Paradise Lost, and Eden of the East: Air Communication. Her voice work also includes the role of Queen Mirellia Q. Melromarc in the popular isekai series The Rising of The Shield Hero.

Sturm's anime credits are diverse, spanning different genres and eras. She voiced the stoic soldier Touka in Utawarerumono, Ray in Eureka Seven, and the mysterious Misae Ikari in Paranoia Agent. Her repertoire includes roles such as Kaho Mizuki across the Cardcaptor Sakura films and television series, Rydia Cooley in Yukikaze, and Peacepoppy in Flint: The Time Detective. She has also taken on roles in international co-productions, such as the Bandit Leader in the Star Wars: Visions short The Duel.

Throughout her career, Victoria Sturm has demonstrated a remarkable range, moving seamlessly between live-action television, on-screen film roles, and a prolific career behind the microphone. Her work as a dubbing artist has made her a familiar voice to German audiences, particularly for her consistent and high-profile work in both American television series and Japanese anime. Her ability to voice characters as varied as a determined queen, an FBI agent, and a mysterious figure in a political thriller highlights her versatility and skill as a voice actress.