Alvin G. Ledbetter, III

American, Southern American, redneck, Rocky style, cockney British, Australian, proper British, Russian, Dracula, Michael Buffer-like ring announcer, angelic messenger, deep and enunciated like James Earl Jones, often cast as a villain, Darth Vader, funny old-man voice

I have been interested in doing vocal work from a very young age. As a child I would imitate the DJs on the local radio stations. I read comic books and stories into my tape recorder and would play them back for others. I participated in chorus and theater in school and later at my church. Eventually, I moved on to the Augusta Players where I was noticed during an audition and went on to begin doing commercials. I routinely to hear "you've got a radio voice" from people I'm introduced to. I've done a number of promotional spots for Carley's Rays of Hope, a local charity, and for my church. And I often narrate live productions at church. I have sung with the Augusta Broadway Singers as both a member of the ensemble, and as a soloist. I was privileged in 2019 to sing our national anthem at an Augusta Greenjackets baseball game. I have an Associates Degree in Computer Programming and experience in data management and reporting. I have been performing in choirs, musicals and plays since grade school. I have a Blue Yeti microphone and "The Pop" filter running into an HP Laptop with the Audacity software. I am currently employed full time as the Systems Manager for Morris Communications. However, my schedule and available time off allow me a good deal of flexibility. I possess significant computer knowledge including database management, reporting, Excel, and some hardware and troubleshooting skill. I am well read, have a very dry wit and am known for being able to turn a phrase just so. I tend towards perfectionism and have a strong work ethic.