He began his career in São Paulo, his hometown. In dubbing, he started at AIC, mostly doing the voices of villains in series such as “Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea” and “Mission Impossible”. At the Arte Industrial Cinematográfica studios – AIC São Paulo – he gave voice to the character that would mark him forever: Dr. Leonard McCoy in the first dubbing of “Journey to the Bottom of the Sea”.
Stars”. It was the 3rd voice of Barney Rubble in the “Flintstones” cartoon.

At the end of the 60s, he went to Rio de Janeiro to work as a voice actor and narrator at Cinesom, Dublasom Guanabara and Herbert Richers. In the early 1970s, Neville moved away from dubbing and went to work as an announcer on a daily newspaper on TV Tupi in São Paulo.

He also acted as an actor, director, presenter, screenwriter and had an advertising agency for many years. He brought the most colloquial style of voiceover to the advertising market.
It used a lower, softer tone than what was heard at the time. It was a reference for this change, which became a trend in advertising. He left us in 2002.