Lifetime Achievement Award Criteria
December 8, 2007
The 3rd Annual Voicey award for Lifetime Achievement (2009) honors voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over in some capacity as a professional for at least twenty-five years.
Criteria:
- Voice actor may self-nominate or be nominated by a voice over coach, colleague or client
- A sample of an actual body of work in .mp3 format for consideration (not a demo) must be sourced
- Has, in addition to their own work, mentored people within the voice over community
- 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
- Voice actor needs to have been a working in the voice over profession for at least twenty-five years
- 3 Letters of Reference demonstrating how the nominee has to given back to the voice over community, including one letter of reference from a youth, one letter of reference from a peer and one letter of reference from a student
I think you should have Josh Keaton on your roster. He is the best and he is the new Spider-Man on the WB in March. He started in the 80s. See his info on IMDB.
Phil Proctor, voice over artist should get in the nominations for lifetime acheivment. He started with a comedy group in the mid 60’s called The Firesign Theatre and has been doing voices for cartoons and features for well over forty five years. Bravo to Phil for a lifetime of comedy.