Silvia Ferri, born in Rome in 1965, an experienced dubbing assistant who has been working in the industry since 1985. His training begins at the Scuola per Attori e Assistenti al Doppiaggio del Gruppo Trenta, under the guidance of the Izzo family and teachers such as Renato Izzo, Rossella Izzo, Luigi La Monica and Julie Gilardin.

After the first works in cult series such as "Holly and Benji" and "Occhi di Gatto", her career takes a turn in 1989, when Rossella Izzo entrusts her with important roles, including "Amleto" by Franco Zeffirelli. Since then, he has worked with great dubbing directors such as Pino Colizzi, working on iconic films such as "Pulp Fiction", "Matrix", "The English Patient" and the 007 saga with Pierce Brosnan.
At the same time, he is also distinguished in dubbing Italian productions, working with directors such as the Frazzi brothers, Giorgio Capitani, Giovanni Veronesi and Neri Parenti in several Christmas films. Since 2005, he started a long collaboration with CDC SEFIT GROUP and in particular with Manlio De Angelis, taking part in great blockbusters such as "The Da Vinci Code", "Angels and Demons", "Spider-Man", "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "Men in Black 2".

Another significant partnership is with Sandro Acerbo, with whom he has worked on numerous successful titles including the "Fast & Furious" saga, "Jurassic Park", "007 Spectre", "007 No Time to Die", as well as the acclaimed HBO series "Game of Thrones", "Westworld and House of the Dragon". Recent projects, also under the direction of Acerbo, include "Black Bag" by Steven Soderbergh and "La tana dei lupi 2 - Pantera" with Gerard Butler (2025).
In recent years he has collaborated with Tiziana Avarista for "Hedda" (Amazon), Claudia Razzi for Barbie and Paola Majano for the successful anime "Dan Da Dan". Tra i lavori più significativi figurano anche “Downton Abbey” (2019), “Downton Abbey: Nuova Era” (2022) diretti da Gianni Galassi, “Notizie dal Mondo” (2020) e “Cry Macho” (2021) con la direzione di Simone Mori, e “Non così vicino” (2022), diretto da Roberto Gammino.
With a career full of experience and prestigious collaborations, Silvia Ferri continues to be one of the most appreciated voices in the Italian dubbing scene.