Sylvia Conti is a French voice actor and director with a extensive career in dubbing for animation, as well as in audiobook narration, documentaries, and radio fiction. Her professional profile indicates a specialization in the adaptation and direction of animated series in addition to her on-screen and voice work.

Conti has provided the French voice for a wide array of characters in animated series and films. One of her notable roles is voicing the character January in the 2006 anime series Coyote Ragtime Show. Her other anime voice work includes roles such as Inori in the series Coyote Ragtime Show, Kaguya in Ergo Proxy, and characters in series like.hack//Roots, Tsubasa Chronicle, and Mushishi. Beyond anime, her voice work in animation covers a broad spectrum, from the recurring role of "Maman tigre" (Mama Tiger) in the children's series Le village de Dany to characters in The Jungle Book: Mission Safari and the film Belle (2021), where she voiced Yoshitani.

In addition to her work as a voice actor, Sylvia Conti is an established artistic director, particularly for dubbing. She has directed the French versions of numerous animated programs, including all four seasons of the children's series Le village de Dany for Canal+ and France Télévisions, and the award-winning feature film Long Way North (Tout en haut du monde). She also founded her own company, La Curieuse, through which she directs animation projects. Her career is marked by a consistent collaboration with various dubbing studios in France, such as Dubbing Brothers, Mediadub, and Alter Ego, and with directors like Hervé Icovic and Franck Louis. Her work extends to audiobooks and educational recordings for publishers like Nathan and Magnard, as well as documentaries and radio dramas for France Culture. Conti is also a filmmaker, having directed documentaries such as Le père fourchette and Nom de noms. She is a graduate of the prestigious Conservatoire National Supérieur d'Art Dramatique and La Fémis, France's renowned film school.