Camille Donda is a French actress who is primarily known for her extensive work in dubbing, providing the French voices for numerous actresses and animated characters. She is the daughter of the renowned comedian and voice actor Jean-Claude Donda, with whom she has occasionally worked on dubbing projects.

Within the realm of anime, Donda has contributed her voice to several notable series and films. She is the French voice of the protagonist Kyôko Hori in the anime series Horimiya and its sequel Horimiya: The Missing Pieces. In the supernatural action series Sirius the Jaeger, she voiced the character Ryoko Naoe. She also took on the dual role of Kotona Takashina and her otherworldly counterpart, Astrid Astrum, in the animated film Ni no Kuni. Her filmography includes a role as Hiroka in the film Colorful, as well as one of her earliest and most enduring roles as the voice of the little girl Mimiko in the classic Panda! Go Panda! films from the 1970s, for which a French dub was produced much later. Beyond these, her work in anime includes voices in Bakuman, Wakfu, and Steamboy, among others.

Beyond anime, Camille Donda has an extensive and high-profile career in dubbing. She is notably the regular French voice of American singer and actress Miley Cyrus, having dubbed her in numerous films and series. She is also a recurring voice for actresses such as Dakota Fanning, Emily Osment, Brittany Robertson, and Juno Temple. One of her most iconic roles is that of Lilo in the Lilo & Stitch franchise. Her voice can also be heard in a wide array of video games, including major titles like Mass Effect: Andromeda, League of Legends (as Zeri), Valorant (as Neon), and Atomic Heart (as the refrigerator, Nora).