VOICE ARTS AWARDS
Vying for a top honor of "Outstanding Body of Work - Best Voice Actor" are nominees Keaver Brenai, Danny Fehsenfeld, Simon Kennedy, Nicholas Maddern, Thembisa Mshaka and Cecelia Ramsdale. And nominees for "Outstanding Body of Work - International - Best Voice Actor" are Serge De Marre, Joe Hage, Estelle Hubert, Chilu Lemba, Tamara Linke and Francisco Paz. Winners will be announced and celebrated at the Voice Arts Award Gala 2024 on Sunday, December 8 at the Beverly Hilton International Ballroom, in Beverly Hills, CA (tickets).
Now in its 11 year, the Voice Arts Awards continues its expansion of honoring voice actors internationally, including African, Arabic, English, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish voices. "I am astonished by the quality of the work and the prestige of the projects" from this year's nominees, says SOVAS Chairman and CEO Rudy Gaskins. "Certainly, the nominees have much to be proud of," he says. "But what truly stands out to me is that the entire voiceover community can take pride in the significant role we play in bringing our voices to the world - whether through voice acting, casting, writing, engineering, agenting, directing, or producing." Congratulations to all! Click here to see all 2024 Voice Arts Awards nominees. And to learn more about SOVAS and its programs, visit www.SOVAS.org |
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I see it as a direct acknowledgment of the emerging of talents.
The African talent category had been expanded to include Animation in 2023 and later Audiobook narration this year (2024). I was the first winner for both awards. Each win restored my confidence in putting in the work for it to defend its place among the best in the world.
There's nothing quite like the SOVAS Voice Arts Awards when it comes to recognizing global cultural diversity.
Thanks to the dedication to a global scope by the SOVAS team to recognizing quality, there's a great weight of significance to being honored by the recognition of international peers.
Thank you