Posing as People: Three Stories, Three Plays
Scott Brick's identified published book-length work; the collection includes his play adaptation "Clap Hands and Sing."
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Scott Brick is an American actor, writer, and award-winning audiobook narrator. He authored the play adaptation "Clap Hands and Sing," published in the collection Posing as People: Three Stories, Three Plays, and has also written screen adaptations, articles, and other material. His debut novel, Insight, has been described by his official site as completed, but no publication was established.
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Frequently asked questions about Scott Brick
Who is Scott Brick?
Scott Brick is an American actor, writer, and award-winning audiobook narrator. He was born in Santa Barbara, California, and studied acting and writing at UCLA.
How did Scott Brick begin his career?
After leaving UCLA in 1989, Brick worked in theater, including a decade with the Los Angeles-based traveling Shakespeare troupe Will & Company. He also wrote articles and screen adaptations before becoming a prominent audiobook narrator.
What kinds of audiobooks is Scott Brick known for narrating?
Brick is known for narrating bestsellers and Pulitzer Prize–winning books across fiction and nonfiction, particularly science fiction, thrillers, and history. AudioFile Magazine has recognized him as a “Golden Voice.”
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What awards has Scott Brick won?
His official biography reports that he has won more than 65 Earphones Awards, five Audie Awards, and five Voice Arts Awards, as well as receiving a Grammy nomination. The Audio Publishers Association has documented his award-winning audiobook performances, including Jurassic Park and The Patriot Threat.
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How has Scott Brick contributed to audiobook education and the field?
In 2015, Brick began teaching what Penguin Random House describes as the nation’s first fully accredited university course devoted solely to audiobook narration at UCLA. He also runs workshops intended to help aspiring narrators develop their careers.
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