Sara Cravens is a voice actress, writer, and producer who has built a career in animation and video game voiceover, working extensively in Los Angeles for over fifteen years. Her entry into the industry began not as a performer but by running a recording studio that produced voiceover commercials, a role that eventually led her to start recording herself and pursue voice acting professionally. She would later become the head of ACE Studios' Voiceover Division, where she also teaches classes and workshops for aspiring voice actors.

Cravens is widely recognized in the anime community for her role as the prodigious hero Child Emperor in the English adaptation of the series One Punch Man. Her work in anime also includes a number of prominent supporting roles. She voiced Sachiko Fujinuma in the 2016 series Erased and provided the voice of Miyoko Ishida in the critically acclaimed 2016 film A Silent Voice. Her other anime credits include Rinko Echizen in Ryoma! The Prince of Tennis, additional voices in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, and a role in the series FLCL: Shoegaze.

Beyond anime, her voice can be heard across a wide spectrum of animated series and films. She has voiced Clawdeen's Mom in several installments of the Monster High franchise, including Welcome to Monster High and Monster High: Electrified. Her television work includes characters in series such as Big City Greens, Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty, TripTank, and We Baby Bears. Cravens' voice is also prominent in the video game industry, with performances as Frost in Mortal Kombat 11, Power Girl in Injustice 2, Valkyrie Hildr in God of War, and additional voices in Star Wars titles, among many others.

Throughout her career, Cravens has also voiced thousands of commercials for major brands, including Progressive, Nike, Toyota, and Google. Her performance as Miyoko Ishida in A Silent Voice earned her the Behind the Voice Actors (BTVA) People's Choice Voice Acting Award for Best Female Vocal Performance in an Anime Feature Film/Special in a Supporting Role in 2018.