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VOX Awards 2018 Replay:

The VOX Awards 2018 took place at the MacDonald Ansty Hall, Midlands, UK on the 24th November 2018. Here is a full replay of the awards ceremony:

Duplicate Awards Available

Duplicate Awards (e.g., for the production companies who produced an ad for a VO Award, and vice-versa) can be purchased at £49 + P&P. If you are one of the VOX 2018 lucky winners - please contact us here

 

VOX Awards 2018 Winners:

  • Best Radio Commercial

Best Radio Commercial

WINNER: "Northumbria Water - Cold Water Shock" Produced by Sharon Wrightson/Josh Raven
Voiced by Jack Oddie

"Belfast Zoo" Produced by Steve Martin
Voiced by Jude Petticrew & Ali Ford

"Mauds Ice Cream" Produced by Eddie McDermott
Voiced by Olivia Nash, Luke Bannon, Paul Brown & Eddie McDermott

"Morgan Fuels" Produced by Keith Law
Voiced by Charlie Hopkinson

"York Maze - Halloscream" Produced by Karl Svenson
Voiced by Robin Bowerman, Chris Gant & Peter Cousins

  • Best Visual Ad Campaign

Best Visual Ad Campaign

WINNER: "Indeed UK" Produced by Amira Petker
Voiced by Tim Odofin

"Cirque Du Soleil" Produced by Hannah King, Lion Eyes
Voiced by Natalie Cooper

"Konica Minolta" Produced by Richard Norton, Indicia
Voiced by Melissa Thom

"Simba Beds" Produced by David Ross
Voiced by Stevie Cripps

"The Blind Exhibition" Produced by Demencia
Voiced by Guy Slocombe

  • Best Use of Music in a Campaign

Best Use of Music in a Campaign

WINNER: "Ann's Cottage" Produced by Damian Coombe
Voiced by Stevie Cripps, Terry Golding & Elisa Canas

"House of Spooks" Produced by Fiona Bowden
Voiced by Marc Silk & Annette Rizzo

"Rowland Homes" Produced by Mark Cowan & Paul Day
Voiced by Mark Cowan

"Scoffable" Produced by Mark Cowan & Sharon Wrightson
Voiced by Colin Kelly

"We Are Vertigo" Produced by Keith Law
Voiced by Keith Law

  • Best Female Voice Performance

Best Female Voice Performance

WINNER: Bethan Dixon Bate
Blanche Anderson
Eleanor Howell
Melissa Sinden
Sarah Sealey

  • Best Male Voice Performance

Best Male Voice Performance

WINNER: Jack Oddie
Charlie Hopkinson
Gerard Fletcher
Ian Swann
Stefan Ashton Frank

  • Best Use of Humour

Best Use of Humour

WINNER: "Dave Berry Breakfast Show" Produced by Daniel Prior
Voiced by Kate O'Sullivan with supporting VO from Sarah Champion, Andy Bush, Chris Martin, Claire Sturgess, Dave Berry & Matt Dyson

"Tasker Osman" Produced by Hamish Maclean
Voiced by Chris Grant & Emma Clarke

"The Mac" Produced by Steve Martin
Voiced by Patrick Fitzsimons & Dermot Hickey

"Tile Source" Produced by Eddie McDermott
Voiced by Ian Swann & Emma Clarke

"Quarry Stone" Produced by Keith Law
Voiced by Guy Harris & Sonia Butterworth

  • Best Character Performance

Best Character Performance

WINNER: Ian Swann for "In Excess"
Radio Commercial, Produced by Luke McPeake

Bethan Dixon Bate for "HELM Comic" Trailer

Guy Harris for "Wilsons Auctions Film Memorabilia"
Radio Commercial, Produced by Keith Law

Julie-Ann Dean for "Times Online" Cartoon

Kenny Blythe for "Murderous Pursuits" Game on Steam

  • Best Retail/Service Message or Commercial (IVR/In Store)

Best Retail/Service Message or Commercial (IVR/In Store)

WINNER: Guy Harris for "Halloween Poundland Self Service Tills"
Produced by Josh Raybould

Darren Altman for "Wilko Halloween"
Produced by Richard Ellis

Della Phillips for "TUI/Thomson"
Produced by Philip Rollett

Guy Harris for "Tenpin"
Produced by David Whittaker

Jack Oddie for "Co-Op In-Store Radio"
Produced by Philip Rollett

  • Best Imaging, S&P or Promo Voice

Best Imaging, S&P or Promo Voice

WINNER: Stefan Ashton Frank for "Studio Universal"
Produced by Dutch Toast

Hannah Melbourn for "Bodyguard"
Produced by BBC Creative & On The Sly

Ian Swann for "Volvo Polestar"
Produced by Calle Carlsson

Scott Joseph for "The Mulsanne W.O. Edition - Bentley"
Produced by Paul Griffin

Stevie Cripps for "Fire Radio Promo"
Produced by James Stodd

  • Sayer Producer of the Year

Sayer Producer of the Year

WINNER: Rick Loynes
Fiona Bowden
Keith Law
Luke McPeake
Paul Day
Rick Loynes

  • VOX Judges' Choice Award

VOX Judges' Choice Award

WINNER: Bethan Dixon Bate

Who Were The VOX 2018 Judges?

The 15 outstanding individuals who made up the VOX 2018 Judges Panel were as follows:

Hugh Edwards, Voice Director
Peter Dickson, Voice Artist
John-Paul Hughes, Group Creative Director - Communicorp UK
Marcin Pawlik, Sound Designer - ENVY Advertising
Daniel Beckwith, Senior Sound Designer - Factory Studios
Chris Jones, Head of Continuity & Navigation - Sky Creative Agency
Justin Sanders, Head of Creative - Global
Ben Morris, Bauer Radio
Katy Maw, Voice Artist
Louisa Gummer, Voice Artist
Gayanne Potter, Voice Artist
Liz Brace, Commercial Radio Producer - Wireless Group
Amy Bradley, Commercial Radio Producer - Global
Shelley Smith, Commercial Radio Producer - Global
Martin Bruce, Senior Producer - Heart Radio

How Were The VOX Awards Judged?

Firstly: Your judging panel remained a closely guarded secret until the awards ceremony. This is so that no potential 'friendship' voting could take place, and no entrants could ask industry friends or colleagues to vote for them. Suffice it to say that the judging panel comprised of a group of relevant industry professionals at the top of their game.

Secondly: All judging took place individually and with no potential to see other judges scores. This was so that no 'historical' voting could take place, where a judge's score was affected by seeing another judges high, or low score.

Thirdly: None of the other judges knew who the other judges were, and this was done to stop any 'collusion' voting, so judges couldn't rig votes, nor discuss nominees with other judges.

 

Why are we judging like this? Awards are only worth something if they are earned by their merits and have no possibility of corruption. We have provided a fair judging platform which will allow the VOX Awards to be without question - and will show you how the awards were judged on the night!

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