Ricky Bartlett is an American actor and voice artist with a disability (double-leg amputee) whose work spans film, television, and voiceover performance. He is known for appearances in Hulu’s Murdaugh: Death in the Family and projects associated with NBCUniversal and Wolf Entertainment. Bartlett began his career in broadcasting, working in technical roles at local television stations and as on-air talent at WKCN 99.3 FM as a late-night host. Before transitioning into acting, his radio career landed him the role of Morning Host at KMRY 93.1 FM. His background behind the camera informs a performance style grounded in structure, pacing, and narrative awareness. In addition to his on-screen work, Bartlett is an active voice performer and serves as Head of Creative Development at Studio b.Vox, where he develops performance-driven content across emerging media, including interactive and digital storytelling. In 2026, he was nominated for a Voice Arts Award by the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences in recognition of his work in voice performance. Bartlett continues to work across film, television, broadcasting, and voiceover, building a career at the intersection of traditional and evolving entertainment platforms.