I'm Brent Halfyard, co-owner and founder of Halfyard Productions Incorporated, legal entity of Halfyard Studios and Ukee Sound. My voiceover career began in 2000 after dropping off my voice demo at a local radio station. It wasn't very good and honestly, neither was I. It was goofy cartoon voices, TV skits and Scooby Doo and Arnold impersonations. Meanwhile, I signed up for college to start my life as an art teacher. After day one of college, the radio station called and offered me a job. I cashed in my books and never looked back. Since then I've done thousands of gigs like national TV and radio ads, documentaries, video games and audiobooks. I have narrated two seasons of VERY BAD MEN on Investigation Discovery, I am the promo voice for KNOWLEDGE TV and the voice of the Carfox for CARFAX. ​I've been coaching voiceover for over a decade with hundreds of happy students young and old. I'm a lifelong musician, songwriter, music producer, artist, novelist and yoga enthusiast​. I am a proud accomplice for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, and have worked extensively on a multitude of Indigenous projects.​​
​​​​Hadih! I'm Denise Halfyard. I am a proud Wet'suwet'en, Tsimshian, Gitxsan entrepreneur from the Laksilyu clan, which means Small Frog in Wet'suwet'en. I'm a professional voice actor and a co-owner of Halfyard Studios and Ukee Sound. I am also the founder and CEO of The Frog Radio, a station devoted to Indigenous music of all genres from across Turtle Island, 24/7. I am also the coordinator for the Tears to Hope Society, a non-profit organization that supports the families of our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). I feel it's so important that we share our Indigenous culture and raise awareness of social issues with those around us, as it teaches those willing to listen and learn. ​
My name is Sugar and I'm the official puppy and protector of our studio! If you're visiting us in person please don't be afraid of me, I'm pretty small and I only bark to say hello! And I'm asking, "Who are you and what are you doing here? More importantly, do you have treats?"