Dany Beneditto is a French actress and voice artist primarily known for her work in the dubbing of animated series and films for the French market. Her career spans several decades, encompassing live-action roles in cinema and television as well as a significant body of voiceover work. Beneditto began her training as an actress in the late 1980s and early 1990s, studying under Jean Saby at the Théâtre de la Grille Verte in Saint-Etienne, and also received formal instruction in lyric singing and music theory. She has been active as a voice-over artist since at least 1995, providing voices for documentaries, commercials, and institutional films in addition to character dubbing. Beneditto is perhaps most widely recognized by international audiences for her role as the voice of Kelsey, also known as Glitter Sunny, in the Netflix original series Glitter Force. This 2015 adaptation, produced by Saban Brands, is a reversioned and localized version of the Japanese anime Smile PreCure!. Her performance as the cynical and witty Kelsey was noted by fans as a perfect fit for the character. Her other prominent anime dubbing credits include the role of Rebby in Black Lagoon, Kurokawa and Satsuki Kitaouji in Ichigo 100%, and Akemi Kawakami in Zetman. Beyond these titles, Beneditto's extensive voice filmography in animation is broad. According to specialized databases, she has lent her voice to a wide array of characters in French dubs of popular anime series. Some of her most notable roles include voicing the legendary hero Saber in Fate/stay night, Mako Sato in the Initial D franchise, Ran Kotobuki in Super Gals!, Akira Todo in Special A, Sachi and Rosalia in Sword Art Online, and the character Akashi in The Tatami Galaxy. Her range also extends to more somber and dramatic roles, such as Mei Misaki in Another and the assistant to Decim in Death Parade. This extensive body of work demonstrates her versatility and establishes her as a prominent figure in the French anime dubbing community. In addition to her work in animation, Beneditto has maintained an active career as a live-action actress and has also performed in theater, including one-woman shows.