Movies
by Bonnie Bogovich...
......older
and past multimedia creations...
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CONSTRUCTION: Apologies for the inconvenience, but I am currently
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IRL
in
real life
Geek Mockumentary
of
Pittsburgh
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Always in Production
a peek into
the lives of different varieties of geeks
..gamers, hackers, dumpster divers, music techs, trekkies and more...
Are you afraid?
why?
BlackCatBonifide
brings you a production that will make you cringe, scream,
and almost die laughing. We are the Geeks of Pittsburgh,
hear our mouseclicks!!!
©Blackcat
Bonifide, 2003
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this video on YouTube
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CEREAL KILLER
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ENTRY FOR STUDENT TECHNOLOGY SCHOWCASE
2001
STS
site
Every day millions
of cereal boxes
are thrown away...
What if one day, the box fought
back?
This is the
most recent finished film project I have done. This is
dedicated to the worst and cheapest horror films of all
time. This film was presented at the Duquesne Student Technology
Showcase this past Spring, and was a big success.CEREAL
KILLER is the story of Barry, (played by my brother) and
his deadly encounter with a Honey Nut Cheerios box. I
had lots of fun with this film, using many different camera
angles and effects such as trying to film from the perspective
of a box crawling along the floor, and through the "mouth" of
the "monster" (see picture).
Hope you enjoy
the trailer.I plan on putting the entire movie (6 minutes
long) on this site soon in the future.
©Blackcat
Bonifide, 2001
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the infamous trailer
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Creating
Dragons
using
Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop
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This was a documentary/instructional
project showing the steps I went through, using Adobe
Illustrator and then Photoshop, to create my dragon
computer graphics
I composed the midi
music as well, Melodic Hetrophony using Finale
2000 and Soundedit.
This was my final
project for my Music Technology class, spring 2001.
The piece was presented
with the music played through a midi keyboard, using
Digital Performer, and the video playing along side it.
©BlackCat Bonifide,
2001
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GODZILLA
meets
BINX the CAT
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This was
a video slicing experiment I did out of complete boredom
and curiosity.
Here we
have Binx, the cat who can't die, from the movie Hocus
Pocus and his meeting with Godzilla.
What can
I say? It was too irrisistable, I had to try it.
Pretty much
I captured the scene from Hocus Pocus when Binx,
the cat, gets hit by a bus, then inflates himself back
to normal and walks away.
I combined
that footage with the scene from the recent Godzilla film
in which the cameraman gets stepped on.
Put the
two together and you get the chance encounter of a killer
lizard and an immortal cat.
©BlackCat
Bonifide, 1999
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SCHOLASTIC
ARTS COMPETITION 2000
-gold in PA
-American Vision Award
(best animation/film of region)
- silver in nationals (NY & DC).
SAC
An experimental
video incorporating bluescreen (a tablecloth), stop animation,
rotoscopic animated blue flames, a familiar soundtrack,
and an old cherished action figure. They call it art...I
call it I was just having fun.
you can
read more about this film on its spot on the North Allegheny
web site. go
to spot
©BlackCat
Bonifide, 1999
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FINALIST
OF ADOBE DIGITAL FILM FESTIVAL 2001 -best music video
adobe
finalists
I know I know, this sounds
rather bizarre... a music video about dead animals...
You must understand that
I am an animal lover and this is a protest against the
cruel art of Taxidermy.
This was perhaps the hardest,
most time-consuming project I've ever worked on.
At one point there were
12 layers of video clips running at one time, to render
the entire finished product took a week alone!
As a note, the images of
the animals in the video never really move (just as how
the poor animals themselves in real life are motionless)
©BlackCat Bonifide,
2000.
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