Dina Sherman is an American voice actress with a career spanning over two decades in animation, anime, and video games. She began her professional journey as an on-camera actor, appearing in shows such as Saved by the Bell and Good Morning, Miami, before transitioning to voiceover work. Her early entry into the field involved dubbing Japanese anime, often under pseudonyms, during a time when the genre was considered niche within the industry.

Sherman has built an extensive portfolio of voice roles, with a significant presence in English adaptations of anime. One of her most recognized and long-running roles is that of Yachiru Kusajishi in the long-running anime series Bleach, a part she has voiced across the original television series, multiple films, and the recent Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War arc. She also voiced Carrie Raven in Monster in My Pocket: The Big Scream and has credits in other major franchises such as Naruto, Digimon, and Pokémon. In the video game realm, she is known for voicing the character Diona in the globally popular game Genshin Impact and has contributed to the Final Fantasy series and Cyberpunk 2077. A specific example of her anime work is the role of Chloe, also known as Charade, in the Marvel Future Avengers anime series, where she voiced one of three young genetically engineered protagonists who become apprentices to the Avengers.

Beyond her individual character roles, Sherman is noted for a recurring professional collaboration as the official live announcer for the Annie Awards, a position she has held since 2005, earning her the informal title of "The Voice of the Annie Awards". Her work in the industry also includes voice roles in western animation franchises such as Superman, Batman, Biker Mice From Mars, and Duckman.

A notable aspect of Sherman's career is her adaptability and the breadth of her vocal range, which has allowed her to portray characters from young boys to villains. Her achievements reflect a sustained presence in the voiceover community, with a career that has evolved alongside the animation industry from the era of tape and pseudonymous dubbing to modern global franchises and conventions where she connects with fans.