Garland’s voice can be gritty and rough, warm and inviting, your believable next-door neighbor, passionate, sincere, genuine, resonating, or can bring a baritone “Sam Elliott” graveled honesty to your script.

Mature and seasoned enough to rightly claim that he’s been “around the Horn,” experiences ranging from Diver Tender in the Gulf of Mexico, park ranger, tradesman, theatrical actor/director, occasional voice talent, newspaper editor, and accredited English/Drama teacher, have given Garland a depth to bring a variety of nuances to a script. 

Retired, he discovered that technology now provided voice opportunities that did not require living in a large city, rekindling a love of voice-acting that he’d discovered just as radio theater faded in the late 70s, early 80s. 

And now, after three years of training in modern technique, the shop is open. And ready to give you what you need for your project.