Bonnie Bogovich
- Actress
- Music Department
- Sound Department
As a sound designer, she has worked on a wide variety of award-winning educational products, virtual and augmented reality simulations, interactive experiences, live performances, audio plays and theme park attractions.
An active vocal artist as well, her voice can be heard in games like "Pathfinder: Kingmaker", "Death and Taxes", "Water Bears," and "Wasteland 3", audio dramas and radio plays like "Codename Blank", "Mandible Judy", Cryptic Canticles' "The Dracula Radioplay Experience" and "The Call of the Flame: An Audio Play", and as a recording artist singer/vocalist on a variety of video game soundtracks and tribute albums. She regularly performs with a variety of live and virtual operatic, choral, and musical ensembles, co-created and produced the original theatrical productions "Evenings in Quarantine: The Zombie Opera", "Super Smash Opera" it's sequel "Aria Kart."
She has served on the boards and committees for a variety of organizations including The National Audio Theatre Festivals, Great Lake Film Association, Pittsburgh Savoyards, Game Audio Network Guild, and the Interactive Audio Special Interest Group. She has been a judge for Spillprisen, Indie Game Fest (GDC), Indiecade, and the Great Lakes Film Assocation, reviewed audio text books for Focal Press, and has spoken at events such as AES, MAGfest, GameSoundCon, SXSW Gaming, VGMtogether, PAX South, PAX Dev, Confluence, and GDC. She has lectured at Berklee School of Music, Duquesne University, Teknofonic, Game Worlds Camp, CMU, and has been an adjunct professor in audio for games and animation at the Art Institute of Austin and Duquesne University.
Bonnie runs her audio production studio, BlackCatBonifide LLC, in Austin, Texas.
An active vocal artist as well, her voice can be heard in games like "Pathfinder: Kingmaker", "Death and Taxes", "Water Bears," and "Wasteland 3", audio dramas and radio plays like "Codename Blank", "Mandible Judy", Cryptic Canticles' "The Dracula Radioplay Experience" and "The Call of the Flame: An Audio Play", and as a recording artist singer/vocalist on a variety of video game soundtracks and tribute albums. She regularly performs with a variety of live and virtual operatic, choral, and musical ensembles, co-created and produced the original theatrical productions "Evenings in Quarantine: The Zombie Opera", "Super Smash Opera" it's sequel "Aria Kart."
She has served on the boards and committees for a variety of organizations including The National Audio Theatre Festivals, Great Lake Film Association, Pittsburgh Savoyards, Game Audio Network Guild, and the Interactive Audio Special Interest Group. She has been a judge for Spillprisen, Indie Game Fest (GDC), Indiecade, and the Great Lakes Film Assocation, reviewed audio text books for Focal Press, and has spoken at events such as AES, MAGfest, GameSoundCon, SXSW Gaming, VGMtogether, PAX South, PAX Dev, Confluence, and GDC. She has lectured at Berklee School of Music, Duquesne University, Teknofonic, Game Worlds Camp, CMU, and has been an adjunct professor in audio for games and animation at the Art Institute of Austin and Duquesne University.
Bonnie runs her audio production studio, BlackCatBonifide LLC, in Austin, Texas.
