The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation Announces Nomination Schedule for 2008 Induction to honor career achievement of actors in film, television and theatre.
United States of America (Press Release) December 12, 2007 --
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Seattle and Los Angeles) December 12, 2007. The Actors Hall of Fame will induct 30 actors for outstanding career achievement in theatre, film and television in 2008 it was announced today by Rusty Citron, President and Founder of The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation.
Nominations will be announced in November 2008 and the induction ceremony will take place the following April. They will join 38 charter members previously inducted by the Foundation’s Board of Electors.
The voting members of the Board of Electors include professors, deans and leaders in the dramatic arts education community from the foremost colleges and universities around the world.
The Board is considering a number of sites including Los Angeles, New York and Washington DC for the Induction Ceremony and Trustee Gala Reception.
About The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation
The Actors Hall of Fame is a non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to support and expand the appreciation of acting as a performing art through education, performance and events that enrich society, as well as honoring actors for career achievement in film, television and stage. The Foundation provides funding and resources for dramatic arts education in elementary and secondary schools and community theaters across the country. The Actors Hall of Fame website is www.actorshalloffame.org
Contact:
Rusty Citron
President and Founder
The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation
93 South Jackson Street
Suite# 58611
Seattle, WA 98104-2818
rustyc@actorshalloffame.org
(Seattle and Los Angeles) December 12, 2007. The Actors Hall of Fame will induct 30 actors for outstanding career achievement in theatre, film and television in 2008 it was announced today by Rusty Citron, President and Founder of The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation.
Nominations will be announced in November 2008 and the induction ceremony will take place the following April. They will join 38 charter members previously inducted by the Foundation’s Board of Electors.
The voting members of the Board of Electors include professors, deans and leaders in the dramatic arts education community from the foremost colleges and universities around the world.
The Board is considering a number of sites including Los Angeles, New York and Washington DC for the Induction Ceremony and Trustee Gala Reception.
About The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation
The Actors Hall of Fame is a non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to support and expand the appreciation of acting as a performing art through education, performance and events that enrich society, as well as honoring actors for career achievement in film, television and stage. The Foundation provides funding and resources for dramatic arts education in elementary and secondary schools and community theaters across the country. The Actors Hall of Fame website is www.actorshalloffame.org
Contact:
Rusty Citron
President and Founder
The Actors Hall of Fame Foundation
93 South Jackson Street
Suite# 58611
Seattle, WA 98104-2818
rustyc@actorshalloffame.org
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