Toronto, Canada (VOICES.COM) February 21 – The 2nd Annual Voicey Awards took place via the VOX Talk podcast on February 21, 2008 airing at 6 p.m. EST. The awards recognize voice actors for their career accomplishments, vocal prowess and contributions to the voice over industry.

The Winners for the 2nd Annual Voicey Awards are:

Best Child Voice
The Best Child Voice Award honors child voice actors between the ages of zero to twelve for their voice over work, talent and education.
Winner: Brandi Munro

Best Teen Voice
The Best Teen Voice Award honors young voice actors between the ages of thirteen to nineteen for their voice over work, talent and education.
Winner: Jesse Springer

Best New Voice
The Best New Voice Award honors voice actors aged twenty to thirty who have been working full-time in voice over as a professional for three or less years.
Winner: Jeffrey Kafer

Best Male Voice
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.
Winner: J.J. Wilson

Best Female Voice
The Best Female Voice Award honors female voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over as a professional for three or more years.
Winner: Debbie Munro

Best Foreign Voice
The Best Foreign Voice Award honors a male or female voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over as a professional for three or more years.
Winner: Lili Wexu

Best Voice Team
The Best Voice Team Award honors groups of voice actors, whether husband / wife, parent / child, boyfriend / girlfriend, or family voice over talent who work together on voice over projects as a team on a regular basis.
Winners: Adam Fox and Kara Edwards

Best Personal Branding
The Best Personal Branding Award honors voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over as a professional for three or more years who place great emphasis on their marketing materials, logo and other branding materials.
Winner: David J. Lawrence

Life Time Achievement
The Lifetime Achievement Award honors voice actors who have been working full-time in voice over in some capacity as a professional for at least twenty-five years.
Winner: Pat Fraley

The Voicey Awards is presented via podcast at present, and in the future, will be held as a live event.

To learn more visit the Voicey Awards.

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