Meet Bonnie Gross!

Bonnie bought a one-way ticket to Los Angeles with no job, no place to live, and an old air mattress and a dream. She had a passion for telling stories and knew that the entertainment industry was where she belonged.

She landed her first job as a temp receptionist at Deluxe Culver City on the Sony Lot, grabbing coffees and lunches while soaking in as much knowledge as possible from her fellow co-workers. From there she was hired as a Production Assistant at Encore Hollywood where she moved up to Supervising Producer in only 2 years and worked on episodics such as Westworld, Yellowstone, and The Patriot.

Bonnie is also a filmmaker and comedian in her own right. Her most recent film Lady Parts is an autobiographical comedy inspired by her own experience navigating the vulvovaginal health care world, which earned the Special Jury Award for Screenwriting at the Florida Film Festival and the Jury Award for Best Comedy Feature at the Austin Film Festival. She has also written, produced, and edited comedic content for the media brand It’s a Southern Thing, and regularly creates her own offbeat comedy videos for social media.

For the past 4 years Bonnie had been working as a producer at Light Iron, A Panavision Company, where she worked on films including Babes, Ben & Suzanne: A Reunion in 4 Parts, and A Family Affair. She first met Keith at Light Iron and now they co-own Brainwomb, a boutique finishing company in NYC.

Bonnie has a passion for partnering with filmmakers to help shape their stories at every stage of the post-production process.

In addition to her creative work, Bonnie serves as the social media manager and a campaign team volunteer for Tight Lipped, a grassroots advocacy organization by and for people with chronic vulvovaginal and pelvic pain. She is an insane Philadelphia Eagles fan, a dog lover, and traveled to over 25 countries and counting!