Sandrine Mittelstädt was born and grew up in Berlin. 
During her school days she began classical singing training as a 
colleratural soprano and performed on various stages in Berlin 
(e.g. the French Cathedral). At the same time she danced in the 
"Tanzwerkstatt No Limit", with which she also performed regularly.
After training as an actor at the "Schauspiel Munich" she moved 
back to Berlin and took further lessons with Prof. Michael Keller 
at the HfS "Ernst Busch".
She acted in television productions such as the Berlin, Kiel or 
Mainz TATORT, the ZURICH thriller, SOKO Leipzig, SOKO Stuttgart or
the Grimme Prize-winning film "Der Fall Bruckner".
In addition, since 2008 she has been working as a speaker for 
documentaries, radio plays and many well-known dubbing productions.
Her voice can currently be heard in the Netflix series "Palpito/
Herzschlag", in which she dubs the female lead Camila (Ana Lucía 
Domínguez). Sandrine Mittelstädt is a popular audio book speaker and she also tours with her own programs such as a 1920s song
recital with piano accompaniment and a scenic reading of famous 
love letters entitled: "Go to hell and when you're there, 
wait for me."