This conversation goes deep. Scott and Joshua talk about everything from compassion and self forgiveness to inclusion and representation in media. Scott and Joshua also talk about geek culture, their mutual love of Star Trek, and the intense connection fans have with the content they consume. Scott briefly opens up about his battle and victory over cancer, and why he loves Christmas so much.
Scott will take part in a panel called The Collapse of Color Blind Casting during the upcoming That’s Voiceover conference. The panel will explore the changing landscape of the voice over industry as it relates to diversity and inclusion. The conference runs from Friday, November 20 through Sunday, November 22. The Collapse of Color Blind Casting panel is on the first day of the conference. At the time of release, there is still space available. Scott recommends to anyone who is considering voice work as a career, to attend the conference if at all possible. This year, the conference is virtual, so travel logistics are much less of a concern for those interested.
You can find and follow Scott Brick on his website and social profiles:
- Website: scottbrick.net
- Instagram: @thescottbrick
- Twitter: @scottbrick
- Facebook Page: Scott Brick Presents
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