David Nevell
Associate Editor, California
Assistant Professor, California State University, Fullerton
Contributions to
IDEA:
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Argentina 5 | Australia 18 | Australia 19 | Australia 20 | Australia 21 | Belgium 4 | China 6 | Colombia 2 | Cuba 2 | England 61 | England 74 | England 81 | Fiji 1 | Fiji 2 | Fiji 3 | Fiji 4 | Fiji 5 | Fiji 6 | Iran 10 | Iran 12 | Italy 8 | Jalisco 1 | Jalisco 2 | Japan 7 | Korea 4 | Maryland 3 | Michigan 10 | Mississippi 4 | Netherlands 5 | New Zealand 7 | New Zealand 8 | New Zealand 9 | New Zealand 10 | New Zealand 11 | New Zealand 12 | New Zealand 13 | New Zealand 14 | New Zealand 15 | New Zealand 16 | Philippines 1 | Sinaloa 1 | South Africa 28 | Vietnam Two |
Audio Files
Argentina 5 | Australia 18 | Australia 19 | Australia 20 | Australia 21 | Belgium 4 | China 6 | Colombia 2 | Cuba 2 | England 61 | England 74 | England 81 | Fiji 1 | Fiji 2 | Fiji 3 | Fiji 4 | Fiji 5 | Fiji 6 | Iran 10 | Iran 12 | Italy 8 | Jalisco 1 | Jalisco 2 | Japan 7 | Korea 4 | Maryland 3 | Michigan 10 | Mississippi 4 | Netherlands 5 | New Zealand 7 | New Zealand 8 | New Zealand 9 | New Zealand 10 | New Zealand 11 | New Zealand 12 | New Zealand 13 | New Zealand 14 | New Zealand 15 | New Zealand 16 | Philippines 1 | Sinaloa 1 | South Africa 28 | Vietnam Two |
Bio:David Nevell is an actor, professor, voice coach and dialect specialist.
Acting credits include productions with South Coast Repertory, Shakespeare Festival/LA, PCPA/Theaterfest, Geva Theatre Center, Huntington Theatre Company, McCoy/Rigby Entertainment, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, San Jose Repertory, Utah Shakespearean Festival, and Emerging Artists in New York. David is a founding member of The Gravity Project, and is a member of Actors Equity Association and Screen Actors Guild.
As a certified Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework, he has taught at The Actors Center (New York), Collaborative Arts Project (Tisch/CAP21), Marymount Manhattan College, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, University of California, Irvine, and currently teaches Advanced Voice/Movement, Dialects, Period Styles, and Acting in the MFA and BFA acting programs in Theatre & Dance at California State University, Fullerton.
He is a proud alumnus of the Cal Poly Theatre & Dance Department, earned his Master of Fine Arts in Drama from U.C. Irvine, where he studied accents and dialects extensively with Dudley Knight. David has served as voice and dialect coach for numerous plays and musicals in professional and academic theatre, including work for Cornerstone Theatre Company, Native Voices at the Autry (The Autry Museum of Western Heritage), PCPA/Theaterfest, Cal State Fullerton, Pandora's Box (New York), Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, and The National Conference for Community and Justice - Los Angeles (NCCJ/LA).