Eric Brodka is a German voice actor known for his work in dubbing foreign-language films and television series for the German-language market. His career background is rooted in this field, and his body of work includes providing German dubbing voices for both live-action and animated productions.

One of Brodka's notable anime voice roles is the character Dice in the feature film One Piece Film Gold, which was released in 2016. In this film, he provides the German voice for Dice, a character who manages the dice games in the VIP room of the Gran Tesoro casino ship. The original Japanese voice for Dice is performed by Kendo Kobayashi.

Beyond his work in anime, Brodka's other major voice roles include dubbing for various actors in live-action films and television series. He provided the German voice for actor Vinnie Jones as Winston Briggs in the 2005 film Slipstream and for actor Eric Roberts as Robert Myer in the 2006 film Phat Girlz - Liebe in XXL. In television, his dubbing work includes roles in the series Chicago Justice, where he voiced Michael Rebresh as Henry Tomczak in one episode. He also performed multiple voice roles across several episodes for the second German synchronization of the American sitcom Who is the Boss?, providing voices for characters played by actors such as Frank Pesce, Seth Jaffe, Mike Genovese, Anthony Charnota, and Charles Champion. Based on known records, his professional activity includes a total of nine documented voice roles. No information is available regarding recurring collaborations with specific directors or other voice actors, nor any notable achievements such as awards.