France Perras is a Canadian-born actress known for her work in voice acting for anime and animated productions, as well as her performances in live-action film and television. She is a graduate of the University of Ottawa's Department of Theater, which laid the foundation for her performance career. Her early work included numerous stage productions with independent theater companies in Ottawa, and she also participated in the Fringe Festival.

Perras's voice acting career is closely associated with the Vancouver dub of several popular anime series. One of her notable roles is Kuea in the anime series Elemental Gelade, where she provided the English voice for the character, an Edel Raid known for her love of battle and immense appetite. She also contributed to the Vancouver dub of the iconic series Dragon Ball Z, voicing multiple characters including Bulma in a succession of episodes, as well as Suno, an Angry Woman, and a Farmer's Wife.

Beyond these specific anime credits, Perras's voice work extends to other animated projects and video games. She lent her voice to characters in the Barbie film series, including Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale and Barbie Presents: Thumbelina. In the video game realm, her roles include Akasha in Dragalia Lost and multiple characters in Ys VI: The Ark of Napishtim, such as Terra, Wenuca, and Crevia.

In addition to her voice work, Perras has maintained a steady career in live-action roles. Her filmography includes appearances in a variety of films and television series, often in supporting or character roles. These include the science fiction series Battlestar Galactica, the television series The Dead Zone, and films such as No Men Beyond This Point, A Christmas Story 2, and Nearlyweds. Her work has seen her frequently collaborate with a number of actors in the Vancouver film industry, including Ben Cotton, Reg Tupper, and Mary Black.

Perras's talent has been recognized with prestigious awards for her stage work. She won the Jessie Richardson Theatre Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in 2013 and followed this with another win for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role in 2015, highlighting her significant achievements in theater.