Pirmin Sedlmeir is a German actor and voice actor born on January 27, 1987, in Starnberg, Germany. He is active in film, television, and theater, and has built a substantial career in voice acting, lending his voice to numerous characters in international film and television productions.

Sedlmeir grew up in Ammerland on Lake Starnberg. Before pursuing acting, he completed an apprenticeship as a brewer. He later studied acting at the University of the Arts Berlin from 2010 to 2014. Following his education, he performed at the Oldenburg State Theater until 2017 and then moved to the Schauspielhaus Bochum. He is also a founding member of the mobile theater group Rumpel Pumpel Theater. In addition to his performance work, he studied screenwriting at the University of Television and Film Munich.

As a voice actor, Sedlmeir has provided the German voice for a wide range of characters in both films and television series. According to the German Synchronkartei, he has over 50 voice roles. His work is prominent in the dubbing of international series, where he has voiced characters such as Perrin Aybara in The Wheel of Time, Isaac McAdoo in Ted Lasso, and Dylan in Severance.

In the realm of anime, Pirmin Sedlmeir is recognized for voicing the character Crocodine in the 2020 anime adaptation of Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai. In this series, he provides the German voice for the Beast King, a powerful warrior who transitions from antagonist to a key ally of the protagonist, Dai. His other notable anime voice roles include Bepo in One Piece Film: Red, Jake in I've Somehow Gotten Stronger When I Improved My Farm-Related Skills, Proud Wolf in My Isekai Life, and Ichiya in Bucchigiri?!. He has also voiced characters in other anime series such as Gleipnir, Reincarnated as a Sword, and Maid-Sama.

While a specific pattern of recurring collaborations with particular directors or actors in his anime dubbing work is not clearly documented, his extensive and varied filmography demonstrates a consistent and active presence in the German dubbing industry. In 2016, he was nominated for the Young Actor of the Year award by the German theater magazine theater heute. He also received a sponsorship award from the Luisenburg Festival in 2014. His skills include proficiency in trick voices and improvisation, and he has a baritone voice.