Biography

David Air

Originally from Providence, RI David moved to L.A. to get away from New England’s cold weather. While in L.A. he discovered Anthony Meindl’s Acting Workshop and immediately fell in love with the studio’s unique style of acting. Working on his craft at the school for 4 years he wanted to expand his acting tools and sought out the expertise of one of his favorite actresses, Juliet Landau. Under her mentor-ship David has further deepened his love, appreciation, and understanding of the craft as a whole.

His first film Silent (2014), by director Jaco Dukes, screened at Warner Bros Studio, the Hollyshorts film festival at the TCL Chinese Theatre, and at the Jewish Film Festival in San Diego. A powerfully moving film surrounding the events of the World War II Jewish holocaust. Interestingly David would later star in another moving holocaust period film with almost the same title. It was written and directed by Benjamin Glassman shot entirely on film and titled Cisza (polish word for Silence). David has since enjoyed working on 30 plus productions including the feature film The Farm written and directed by Hans Stjernswärd. A terrifying horror film where the animals are in charge and the humans are raised. David was also first pick to star as Dr. Benjamin Attlee in director Fletcher Crossman’s The Poison of Grapefruit opposite Lisa Roumain. In 2018 David joined creator Anton Troy‘s Rusty Revolver immersive television \ comic book universe as English, the psychopathic henchman of the ruthless villain Deacon, played by actor Vernon Wells. The story revolves around Rusty the anti-hero looking to avenge his parents death.

In 2020, David was nominated for best supporting actor at the Lady Filmmaker’s Festival for the film, Midnight, written by Jaime Saginor and directed by Tony Lugo. The film went on to win 9 awards and 6 nominations in it’s film festival circuit. David was also cast for the Lower Bottoms podcast starring Kelsey Grammar but had to exit due to the covid pandemic.

David played the iconic role of Mr. Pink for director Cory Nicholas’s homage to Quentin Tarantino in the music video for Get My Cut by the popular band All Get Out. David also stars alongside writer Christopher Cox in his short horror film Don't Look which has garnered over 3.5 million views on YouTube.

In addition to acting David is also the executive producer of the series Mary Bee's Finding Harmony . A docu-series that follows host Mary Bee travelling to various parts of the world, getting to know local musical artists and their culture, and performing with them. David was also a major content contributor to the documentary, Straight Into A Storm about Providence, RI rock band Deer Tick.

A skilled guitar player David has shared the stage with international artists like Chloe Agnew (Celtic Woman), Deer Tick, and Piebald. He was also one of two alternates out of 15000 contestants to appear on the vocal performance TV show The X-Factor for his unique Memphis soul influenced singing style. David is also a proud part of the music and reading community on the online streaming platform, Twitch. David performs music and reads classic literature weekly on Twitch.

David Air Biography

His first film Silent (2014), by director Jaco Dukes, screened at Warner Bros Studio, the Hollyshorts film festival at the TCL Chinese Theatre, and at the Jewish Film Festival in San Diego. A powerfully moving film surrounding the events of the World War II Jewish holocaust. Interestingly David would later star in another moving holocaust period film with almost the same title. It was written and directed by Benjamin Glassman and titled Cisza (polish word for Silence). David has since enjoyed working on 30 plus productions including the feature film The Farm written and directed by Hans Stjernswärd. A terrifying horror film where the animals are in charge and the humans are raised. David was also first pick to star as Dr. Benjamin Attlee in director Fletcher Crossman’s The Poison of Grapefruit opposite Lisa Roumain. In 2018 David joined creator Anton Troy‘s Rusty Revolver immersive television \ comic book universe as English, the psychopathic henchman of the ruthless villain Deacon, played by actor Vernon Wells. The story revolves around Rusty the anti-hero looking to avenge his parents death.