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Dave Bonawits

American actor

Dave Bonawits (or David Bonawits) is an American actor, filmmaker, and editor. He was one of the hosts of FishCenter Live, from the show's start on Adult Swim's website in 2014 to its cancellation in 2020.

01Career

Bonawits directed Pleasant People (2011). In 2011, Pleasant People had its world premiere at the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival. He also edited the 2015 film Female Pervert. He is also Jiyoung Lee's creative partner.

While working at Adult Swim, he hosted the American web television series FishCenter Live alongside Andrew Choe, Matt Harrigan, Christina Loranger, and Max Simonet. The show ran from 2014 to 2020, ending following layoffs, which included Dave. During that time, Dave Bonawits also hosted a crossword solving show with Max Simonet for Adult Swim from 2015 to 2020, which later became known as Bloodfeast. Bloodfeast later received two animated television spin-offs, Tender Touches and Gēmusetto, with Dave co-creating the former and voice acting in both.

Bonawits is also the bassist for the band Antbrain.

02Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
2008 Pleasant People Camera operator, cinematographer, digital effects, director, editor, producer, sound editor, writer
2010 Everything Is in Everything Camera operator, cinematographer, sound editor/sound mixer
2010 I Remember Dying on Halloween Actor
2010 Please Please Pick Up Cinematographer, editor, sound editor
2011 Egg in Pig's Ear Cinematographer
2011 Pleasant People Director, Executive Producer, Writer
2011 Satanic Panic: Band Out of Hell Actor (Conflicted Male)
2013 The Allergic Reaction Director, writer
2013 Moral Sleeze Assistant Editor, Cinematographer
2014-2020 FishCenter Live Host
2014 Satanic Panic 2: Battle of the Bands Actor (Connie TV Show Cameraman), Cinematographer
2014 Westbound Cinematographer, editor
2014 Yoga Bro Cinematographer
2015 Female Pervert Editor
2017-2020 Tender Touches Actor (Curtis), Co-creator
2019-2020 Gēmusetto Actor, composer
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