David Moody

Background

About David Moody

Dave Moody has worked professionally in broadcasting, theater, and film for over forty years. Dr. Moody started his professional broadcast career at WREO AM & FM in Ashtabula (summers of 1977-1978); WUBE-FM Cincinnati (1979-1980); WKSW FM Cleveland (1981-1982); WERE 1300AM Cleveland (1983-1986); and WOIO TV & WUAB TV in Cleveland His stage credits include: Giles Corey in The Crucible (Blank Canvas Theatre); Crooks in Of Mice and Men (Blank Canvas Theatre); Lloyd in One Man, Two Guvnors (Blank Canvas Theatre); Detective Baylen in Glengarry Glen Ross (Blank Canvas Theatre); Turkle in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (Blank Canvas Theatre); Horse in The Full Monty (Weathervane Community Playhouse); Warren in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (Chagrin Valley Little Theatre); Far Away (The Cleveland Play House); actor/stage reading for Private Places (The Cleveland Play House); Carmen and The Elixir of Love (Cleveland Opera); TJ in Trees of Hope (Geauga Lyric Theatre); Roger in Streamers (University of Cincinnati); and Clay in Dutchman (University of Cincinnati). Film credits include Cherry (directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo); White Boy Rick (directed by Yann Demange); With This Ring ( directed by Nzingha Stewart); Criminal Activities (directed by Jackie Earle Haley); Draft Day (directed by Ivan Reitman), Big Foot (Bob Gray Productions), Annie’s Way (Brigid Krane/Director) and Building Dreams (Bowling Green State University). Television and radio credits include: AT & T, Cleveland Indians and Major League Baseball Productions, Voice-over talent for Raymond C. Pierce (2001 mayoral candidate for the city of Cleveland), Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, Kinetico, 2003 McDonald’s/ESPN All American Power Ade Jam Fest, Marathon Oil Co, and Remington Productions. Dr. Moody is an Associate Professor of Communication at Lake Erie College. He received his B.F.A in Broadcasting from the University of Cincinnati; M.A. in Radio/Television from Ohio University; PhD in American Culture Studies from Bowling Green State University. Dr. Moody is the past Board Chair for the Popular Culture Association (PCA).