EMMY Winner Tasia Valenza Captures Telly Award for #FreedomFund Campaign Spot
EMMY winning actress and leading voice-over artist, Tasia Valenza wins Telly Award for voicing the #FreedomFund Hotspot Model campaign.
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LOS ANGELES, November 26, 2019 (Newswire.com) - EMMY winning actress and leading voice-over artist, Tasia Valenza, Founder of the personal development platform, Give Great Voice, was honored with a Telly Award for her work on the #FreedomFund Hotspot Model campaign.
The Freedom Fund is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to identifying and investing in the most effective front line efforts to end slavery (freedomfund.org).
“This was an incredibly powerful and meaningful project to be a part of,” says Tasia Valenza. “I am deeply honored to have had the opportunity to #GiveGreatVoice to their messaging was a privilege, moreover be recognized for it. More than ever, I believe, when we give our beautiful voices with love and intention we impact far beyond what we were able to see. The ripple effect can have lasting benefits that can make their way around the world and back.”
Tasia Valenza captured the Heartland EMMY for bringing her voice and gravitas to The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, Colorado. The motivational speaker and Executive Communications specialist is globally renowned for her iconic voicing of characters such as the seductress Poison Ivy in the Batman: Arkham Series, Jedi ShaakTi in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Sniper Wolf in the fan-favorite Metal Gear Solid games, Ultimecia in the Dissidia Final Fantasy series and the opening for game six of 2019 World Series.
For more on #GiveGreatVoice, visit http://givegreatvoice.com @GiveGreatVoice
For more on Emmy Winner Tasia Valenza, visit http://tasiavalenza.com/ @TasiaValenza on all socials
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Source: Give Great Voice