Gabriella Graves is an established actress with a strong background in voice acting for major platforms and a commitment to charitable work.
Worked with Second Star Events.
Worked with Harry Potter: Forbidden Forest Experience.
Worked with Coca Cola's Classic Christmas.
Worked with HeyRowan.
Worked with PopFlex Active.
Partnered with @pinkyparadisedotcom to showcase their colored contacts.
Gabriella Graves, known to her friends as Gabi, was born in Texas. She developed an early interest in acting at the age of four. By the age of eight, her talent was recognized, leading to her signing with a manager and agent in Los Angeles. Her family subsequently relocated to California to support her acting career. Upon her arrival in Hollywood, Graves quickly secured her first role as Young Peggy Carter in ABC’s “Agent Carter,” where she utilized a British accent. Her voice acting career began with a role on Disney Jr.’s “Sofia the First,” and she has since lent her voice to numerous characters across platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, and Disney.
Graves’s career progression demonstrates her versatility in both on-screen and voice roles. She has contributed to a variety of animated series, including “Lego City Adventures” as Maddy from 2022, “The Chicken Squad” as Sweetie, Salty, and Baby Chipmunk from 2021 to 2022, and “Costume Quest” as Wren Carver in 2019. In addition to her acting work, Graves is actively involved in philanthropic efforts. After experiencing the loss of two friends to childhood cancer, she and her family co-founded “I Am Courageous,” a non-profit organization focused on creating uplifting entertainment for children facing health challenges. Graves uses her public platform to raise awareness and provide support for this cause, guided by her personal motto: “Dream Big~Be Kind~Love Always.
Her acting credits also include roles such as Delaware in “Coop and Cami Ask the World” (2019-2020), Bridget in “Firebuds” (2022-2024), and Young Lina (voice) in “Dota: Dragon’s Blood” (2022). She has also participated in additional crew work as an ADR loop group member for productions like “Fear Street: Part Two – 1978” (2021) and “Stranger Things” (2017-2019). Her commitment to her craft extends to her personal interests, which include singing, writing music, and playing the piano, ukulele, and guitar.
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