About

The only awards show of its kind to exclusively honor voice-over professionals, the inaugural Voicey Awards show in 2007 identified 5 categories of significance and prestige, including Best Male Voice, Best Female Voice, Best New Voice, Best Personal Branding, and a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Similar to awards such as the Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, honoring actors and filmmakers, the Voicey Awards recognize voice actors and voice talents for their contributions and efforts over the year in the voice over industry.

Voice talents and voice actors are hired for their vocal talents to complete various projects for organizations, companies, and institutions requiring voice over services including commercials for radio and television, promos, movie trailers, audio book narration, podcasts, videos, animation, videogames, telephone recordings and more. Theirs are the voices that are heard but not seen.

2007 Founding Voicey Awards Judges

A panel of three judges was handpicked to represent the voice industry for the 2007 Voicey Awards, including voice over instructor and former voice talent agent Nancy Wolfson, celebrity voice talent and author Rodney Saulsberry, and Burbank producer Marc Graue, also a voice actor, respectively.

With several new categories being added for the Voiceys in 2008, there will be one judge per category as well as updated information about each category and biographical material about profiling each judge. To learn more about the 2008 Voicey Awards judges, simply visit the award category to read a complete bio list.

2008 Voicey Awards Judges to include:

Bettye Zoller, Joan Baker, Connie Terwilliger, Sunday Muse, Marc Cashman, Julie Williams, Cynthia Songé and more.