This audiobook is simply a great listen—regardless of the subject matter. In comparison to most audiobook offerings, this audiobook is like no other, setting precedent for sonic entertainment within the audiobook realm.

Superbly narrated with extensive sound design, Todd Schick brings over three decades of knowledge and experience in voiceover to the table. Weaving stories of the voiceover industry and its history, Todd reveals the raw truth of the business in what can only be described as an aural sculpture.

With the release of The Madness of Voiceover—the first in a series of books—Todd Schick throws down the gauntlet using the power of his voice and pen. Blending sound, comedy, drama, and personal experiences, it boldly reveals the genuine, honest truth everyone should hear about the modern-day voiceover industry.

From the Author's Introduction: There is no such thing as the "bible" of voiceover or voice acting; to make that claim is to sell someone a dream. Indeed, books on voiceover or voice acting are rarely narrated by the author, much less feature sound design. Voiceover is an aural product—spoken words born from imagination, to communicate imagination. I could not in good conscience publish a book on voiceover without recording it; doing anything less would speak to the integrity of the content and author. In my humble opinion, it's pointless to publish any book on voiceover and/or voice acting if the customer can't hear the product.