Ami Shukla is an American voice actress known for her work in English dubs of anime and Japanese live-action films. Her career, primarily based in New York and later Los Angeles, includes associations with several production studios such as Audioworks Producers Group, Central Park Media, Headline Sound Studios, and TAJ Productions. Her body of work spans from the late 1980s through the 2000s, encompassing various anime series, OVAs, and films.

Shukla's anime filmography includes a range of supporting and lead roles. In the fantasy series Legend of Himiko, she provided the voice for the character Tenmoku. She also voiced Saeko Toba in the OVA series Sohryuden - Legend of the Dragon Kings and took on the role of Farla in the anime film Garaga. Another prominent early role was that of Captain Shinobu Nagumo in the various Patlabor projects, including the original OVA, the television series Patlabor: The Mobile Police, and the OVA series Patlabor: The New Files.

Her voice can also be heard in other notable anime titles. She voiced Shildy in the Gall Force OVA series and Captain Varji in Gall Force: Earth Chapter. Shukla contributed to the English adaptation of the Time Bokan OVA series as Jun and Sailor Mun Mun. In later years, she took on the role of Asti in F-Force and had a guest role as Katrina in an episode of the long-running series Pokémon Advanced Generation. In some projects, particularly those in the early 2000s, she was credited under the alias Marcia Belle.

Beyond anime, Shukla's voice acting has extended to mainstream animation and video games. She voiced Queen Julia in two episodes of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series and was credited as providing additional voices for the adult animated series Invincible. Her video game work includes the role of Edna Capone in Shadow Hearts: From the New World. In addition to her animation work, her career includes substantial work dubbing Japanese live-action films, such as the science fiction film The Dimension Travelers and various other action and drama titles.