The Society of Voice Arts and Sciences Announces 2026 VOICE ARTS AWARDS Nominees
The Society of Voice Arts and Sciences (SOVAS) has revealed the nominees for the 2026 VOICE ARTS AWARDS. Leading the list is Dwayne Johnson, among other prominent voice actors and artists recognized for their contributions.
Overview of the Awards
The VOICE ARTS AWARDS celebrate excellence in voice acting and voice-over work across various industries. The nominations highlight a diverse range of talent, from animation and video games to commercials and audiobooks.
Notable Nominees
- Dwayne Johnson stands out as a leading nominee, reflecting his growing presence and recognition in voice arts.
- Other distinguished voice artists from different genres and media have also earned nominations.
About the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences
SOVAS is an organization dedicated to promoting and honoring the craft of voice acting. Its annual awards serve as a benchmark for excellence and innovation in the voice arts community.
"The Voice Arts Awards spotlight the inspiring voice performances that bring characters and stories to life," said a SOVAS representative.
The announcement highlights the expanding recognition of voice artists' vital role in entertainment and media, celebrating a diverse and talented community.
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