Lana Finn Marti

The stage and the world of theatre were practically part of Lana Finn Marti's DNA, passed down to her by her parents. From the age of five, she regularly performed in school and theatre productions. She made her grand debut at eleven in Robert Wilson's "Peter Pan" at the Berliner Ensemble, a role she also performed on tour in Paris and Singapore. At the same time, she launched her career as a voice actor, landing a leading role right from the start. What began as an "ideal hobby" has become her true calling.

Over the course of her twelve-year career, Lana Finn Marti has lent her voice to countless productions, from German dubbing roles in major motion pictures to radio plays and audio guides. She particularly enjoyed working on the box office hit Barbie, as it perfectly matched her own sense of humour. As a huge Wes Anderson fan, voicing a role in Asteroid City was a special delight for her. The Disney-Pixar film Turning Red told a heartwarming coming-of-age story and gave her the first Disney leading role of her career. She found a particularly diverse and multi-layered role in the Sky production Dune: Prophecy, where she portrayed different generations within a single character.

Lana Finn Marti loves the versatility of voice work. She values the precision with which she uses her voice to convey deep emotions and, in the next moment, bring a new, funny and quirky character to life. In the future, she would like to expand her vocal range into areas such as video games and commercials.