Best Male Voice Finalists 2008
February 11, 2008
The Best Male Voice Award honors male voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over as a professional for three or more years. The finalists in the category of Best Male Voice for the 2008 Voice Awards are…
Best Male Voice Nomination Criteria
December 8, 2007
The Best Male Voice Award honors male voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over as a professional for three or more years.
Criteria:
- Voice actor may self-nominate or be nominated by a voice over coach, colleague or client
- A recent sample of their voice or voice over work must be hosted on their Voices.com website
- Has studied for a period of time with a voice over coach or has extensive years of voice acting experience
- Each voice actor needs to have a professional headshot or graphical image representative of themselves or of their work to be used for promotion on Voices.com web properties and complementary voice over sites
Adam Behr Wins Voicey Award for Best Male Voice
March 12, 2007

Voice actor Adam Behr has one of the most unique voices in the industry and a rich cultural heritage. Adam was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa and partly in Lobatse, Botswana before moving to Canada’s west coast initially to pursue his passion for motion picture effects work, and later adding voice acting to his pursuits. Presently, Adam stars in recurring roles on a top animated series, enjoys narration work, and is involved with three international animated films. One of the most interesting aspects of Adam’s career is his involvement in the exciting world of movie trailers.
Voicey Award winner Adam Behr attributes his success over the years to influential teachers including Nancy Wolfson, producer Marc Graue, family and friends, clients, his network of agents and exploring many different markets including websites such as Voices.com in the online voice over marketplace, acquiring a network of buyers in all parts of the world who appreciate the unique sound of his voice in Hollywood and beyond.
In an acceptance speech, Adam acknowledged Gail Murphy at Characters, Doug Paterson at Big World Sound, Vancouver voice talents, US agents Wes Stevens and Tom Lawless at Vox in LA, Elynne Dale at Big Fish Voice Company in Denver, Jenny Bosby at PB Talent in Texas, Voicecasting in Atlanta (Donna and Michelle Summers), Kristin at Stars in San Francisco, and Don LaFontaine for his generosity and insight, teaching him to find his movie trailer voice. Adam also credits voice actors David Kaye and Cathy Weseluck as being instrumental to his success.
Voices.com and Voicey Awards co-founder, Stephanie Ciccarelli says, “Adam Behr’s voice has an enigmatic quality about it. His fresh style and versatility allow him to shine in global markets as well as in Canada.”
Current goals include building a trailer and promo career, perform more animation work and to pursue diverse projects that challenge Adam’s abilities as a voice actor. The production of feature films is also on the menu, keeping Adam Behr on his toes as well as his recent addition to the talent roster of Multivoice, one of the top agencies in Europe.
To learn more about Adam Behr, visit his websites:
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Best Male Voice Finalists 2007
February 1, 2007
Adam Behr
Recently described as “suave, indulgent, and mesmerizing”.
Bryan Cox
The Voice that can “Make you Money in Minutes.”
Chris Fries
You can tell he loves what he does.
Ari Ross
This is one performer who truly has a big bag ‘o tricks!
Brian Haymond
Two-time Aegis Award winning narrator.





