Vadrin Colvin-King

Mid-atlantic American accent, African-American dialect (ebonics) for hip-hop parties/clubs, Valley girl, CA, teenage(boy or girl) for commercials, aging grandmother, proper English-speaking middle age woman, little girl.

Internship at WZFX Foxy 99 (Beasely Broadcasting) in Fayetteville, NC (1998)--Disc Jockey Interviewed for telephone messaging voice-over job with Muzak, Inc., Charlotte, NC (1999) Newspaper Reading Services, Sanford Herald, NC (2008) Spoken-word recordings (Burn-it Records), Sanford, NC (2010) B.A., Speech-Theater, concentrating in TV Production, Fayetteville State University (1998) I have my own studio with the following equipment/software: MV 8000, Triton, Korg D-1600, Pro-tools My name, Vadrin, means Goddess of Speech. I didn't realize this until after I graduated with a degree in Speech but it made sense in explaining why I was so passionate about the performing arts. I graduated at the top of my class and was distinguished in my Voice and Diction class. I have always enjoyed compliments over my great speaking voice. Currently, I am a full-time Sociology instructor at a local community college. I enjoy writing prose, poetry, performing dramatic interpretations, recording and reciting spoken-word at open-mic events.