Bonnie Dennis

Bonnie Dennis, who started her acting career over 20 years ago and has appeared in several theatre, film and television productions. Bonnie cut her acting teeth in the famed Cabaret Theatre of Bridgeport, Connecticut before migrating to New York City. Bonnie studied at Weist-Barron Acting for Television, Film and Theatre and with the illustrious Alice Spivak when she furthered her acting studies at Woodie King Jr's New Federal Theatre Acting Workshop to name a few. Bonnie has since performed and produced Off-Broadway, produced a voice over recording and appeared in several commercials, one in particular about Louis Armstrong that aired on the History Channel. After performing for several years, Bonnie became increasingly interested in becoming more hands on of her own career destiny by producing. After producing and co-producing with others, Bonnie decided to open her own film production company. In 2005 B.U.M. Productions Film Company was formed. "BUM is not an acronym. I care about the disenfranchised. The name BUM was already taken" is the quote when explaining where the company name came from. The first film she produced and directed was a short "Can We Be Honest?" the same year the company opened. In 2006 she wrote her second feature film "Those People", which she also produced and directed in late 2007. Bonnie has produced on the short films "Stolen Love" and "Batina's World" in which she co-executive produced with director Miki Holiday. Bonnie also produced on the short films "Tortured Life" and "P.O.M.E" in which she also served as assistant director on both films as well as executive produced the trailer "Wax Seal". Not to let any grass to grow under her feet, Bonnie wrote, directed and produced her first commercial "Train Entertain" a spec commercial for Tide you can find on YouTube channel 2013. Bonnie is currently working on the highly anticipated "Pretty Like Me" in 2016. The best is yet to come for this B.U.M. writer, director and producer Bonnie Dennis.