Nell Pietrzyk is a German actress and voice artist based in Berlin, recognized for her work in both live-action film and television as well as animation and video game dubbing. Born in Meerane, Germany in 1983, she pursued a diverse education in the performing and visual arts, studying acting at the State Academy for Theatre Arts in St. Petersburg, Russia, from 2007 to 2009, and later earning a diploma in fine arts from the Kunsthochschule Berlin Weissensee in 2013.

In the field of animation and voice acting, Pietrzyk is known for her German dubbing work in various anime series and international productions. One of her notable roles is providing the German voice for the character Rikantz Seaberry in the anime series Daimidaler: Prince vs. Penguin Empire, which was dubbed in 2016. She also voiced the character Eve Reese in the German version of the anime Redo of Healer. Her voice work extends beyond anime to include other animated projects, such as voicing Shelly in the animated film Tony, Shelly & The Magisches Licht and providing voices for the Disney Junior series Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures.

Pietrzyk's voice acting portfolio encompasses a wide range of genres and formats, including video games. She provided the German voice for the character Wuk Lamat in the acclaimed online role-playing game Final Fantasy XIV. Her work in dubbing also includes live-action series and films for major platforms like Netflix, such as voicing Beth Paige in the series The Crew and Ophelie in the series La Révolution. She has dubbed actors such as Sarah Stiles, Julia Fox, and Elisha Cuthbert in various productions.

Beyond her voice work, Pietrzyk maintains an active career as a screen and stage actress in Germany. Her live-action television credits include roles in popular German series such as In aller Freundschaft, SOKO Leipzig, and Der Alte, as well as the television film Mitten in Deutschland: NSU. She has also appeared in feature films like Von jetzt an kein zurück and numerous short films. Her stage work includes performances at renowned venues such as the Bar jeder Vernunft in Berlin and the Bad Hersfelder Festspiele.

In addition to her native German, Pietrzyk is proficient in English and French, and can perform in various German dialects, including Berlinerisch and Saxon. Her vocal range as a mezzo-soprano and her skills in singing and dance contribute to her versatility as a performer.