Bonnie Boglioli Randall

Bonnie Baglioli Randall

Bonnie Boglioli-Randall is a freelance writer and journalist focused on web technology and tech startups. Her work appears in a variety of print and online magazines and sites and her experience includes serving as an online Community Manager, Public Relations assistant and Communications Director.

Bonnie resides in Silicon Valley where she keeps her finger on the pulse of technological trends. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Washington in Soviet History and attempts to keep up with her Russian language and studies whenever she finds the chance.

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Thoughtful Learning: Q&A with Janet O’Neil, Fairleigh Dickinson’s Graphic Design Program

Fairleigh Dickinson University offers a globally-oriented liberal arts education to students in a range of disciplines. At a time when some students are choosing hyper-focused curriculums, FDU’s mission remains true to its core: a preparation for lifelong learning and thoughtful living. As a not-for-profit private institution, it is New Jersey’s largest private university with multiple campuses. Its School of the Arts is home to nearly one dozen degree programs, including a unique B.A.

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Working Across Media: Q&A with Ringling’s Ed Cheetham, Motion Design

Ed Cheetham heads Ringling College’s Motion Design Department- one of the finest BFA programs of its kind. Motion design transcends the limitations of traditional animation to encompass all motion-based imagery on a variety of media- from film and video games to web-based animations and graphic design.

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On the Illustration Radar: Q&A with Northern Michigan University’s Steven Hughes

There are few careers that allow for more creative expression than one in illustration. Whether in film, publishing, games, advertising, design, or simulation, illustrators bring characters and stories to life by utilizing both classical and digital techniques. Artistic skills and expression, a meticulous eye for detail, problem-solving, professionalism, and the determination to complete tasks on time are just a few of the skillsets necessary to pursue a career in the field.

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The Right Tool for the Job: Q&A with Animation College’s Raymond McGrath

With four cutting-edge campuses sprinkled throughout New Zealand, Animation College is well known to the animation and digital arts community that frequently employs its graduates. Offering both degree and diploma programs, students at Animation College gain a full scope education in animation, tackling both 2D and 3D, with an emphasis on character animation and the fundamentals of the craft.

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Seasoned Program, New Degree in Tennessee: Q&A with MTSU’s Animation Head Kevin McNulty

Just outside of Nashville’s thriving music, arts and foodie scene lies a comprehensive university that attracts talent from around the state and far beyond. Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) is well known for its signature media arts programs; and included among them is one of the region’s oldest and largest animation programs.

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At the Top of His Game: Q&A with VFX Supervisor Matt Sloan

When it comes to VFX artists, Matt Sloan has a filmography that’s hard to beat. Honing his skills alongside his profession’s best and brightest, he has travelled around the world and back again in pursuit of work experiences that would catapult him to new levels.

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Pushing the Bounds: Interactive Media, Game Design & Esport Mgmt. Q&A with Becker College’s Paul Cotnoir

Situated in central Massachusetts, Becker College may be nearly as old as our nation itself but don’t let its rich history fool you- its sights are set squarely on the future. The college offers a selection of degrees in technology and design that lead the pack, including one of the top Game Design programs in the world.

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Crafting the Future: Game Design at Northeastern University Q&A with Celia Pearce

In the heart of Boston sits one of the country’s most thriving game design programs. Northeastern University offers three undergraduate gaming majors within the umbrella of games including a BFA of Games, a BA in Game Art & Animation, and a BS in Computer Science & Game Development.. With a focus on building games and experiences that engage participants and raise social awareness, NU’s program has been at the forefront of higher ed game design since its inception.

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Challenging, Inspiring, Intimate: A Look at UNCSA’s Animation Program with Stephen Baker

The University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) may be small, but it is mighty among public art universities. Its 1300 students (undergraduates, graduate students, and high school students) benefit from the university’s supportive conservatory approach to arts education, as well as its campus location in the state’s cultural and artistic hub of Winston-Salem.

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Real World Learning: Q&A with University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Game Design & Development Director Andrew Williams

As Wisconsin’s only polytechnic university, students at the University of Wisconsin-Stout (UW-Stout) gain relevant, working knowledge of their fields of study through applied learning. Taking theory to the next level, students partner with industry and communities on real world projects that add to their professional development.

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Articles

Thoughtful Learning: Q&A with Janet O’Neil, Fairleigh Dickinson’s Graphic Design Program

Working Across Media: Q&A with Ringling’s Ed Cheetham, Motion Design

On the Illustration Radar: Q&A with Northern Michigan University’s Steven Hughes

The Right Tool for the Job: Q&A with Animation College’s Raymond McGrath

Seasoned Program, New Degree in Tennessee: Q&A with MTSU’s Animation Head Kevin McNulty

At the Top of His Game: Q&A with VFX Supervisor Matt Sloan

Pushing the Bounds: Interactive Media, Game Design & Esport Mgmt. Q&A with Becker College’s Paul Cotnoir

Crafting the Future: Game Design at Northeastern University Q&A with Celia Pearce

Challenging, Inspiring, Intimate: A Look at UNCSA’s Animation Program with Stephen Baker

Real World Learning: Q&A with University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Game Design & Development Director Andrew Williams

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