Garrett Schenck is an American voice actor known for his work in English dubs of anime series, primarily associated with productions by Funimation and Crunchyroll. His career encompasses a wide range of supporting and character roles, often lending his voice to authoritative, elderly, or mentor-type figures across numerous series.

Schenck's voice can be heard in a variety of prominent anime. In the historical epic The Heike Story, he voiced the role of Emperor Go-Shirakawa, a powerful and politically astute ruler. He took on the role of Zenshiro in the science fiction series AFTERLOST. In the supernatural action series Dead Mount Death Play, he portrayed Danjo Tozawa, a member of the police's Materials Compiling Group. He also voiced the Namekian elder Neva in the Dragon Ball Daima series.

His other notable anime credits include Gowasu in Dragon Ball Super, Hack and the elder Zeff in One Piece, Warrod Sequen in Fairy Tail, Walter in Black Clover, and Mirumo Tsukiyama in Tokyo Ghoul:re. His film work includes roles in One Piece Film: Gold as Max and Psycho-Pass Providence as Shogo Yabuki. Schenck has also been involved in projects outside of anime, including work as an actor and writer in live-action productions.

Throughout his career, Schenck has frequently collaborated with other voice actors and directors within the Texas-based voice acting community, including director Mike McFarland, who directed the English dub for The Heike Story. His extensive filmography demonstrates a consistent presence in the English dubbing industry, contributing to a wide array of stories and characters.