Joni Adahl

Almost everyone who has spent time with Joni Adahl, professionally and personally, comments about her charismatic personality and her ability to make a person feel at ease. Joni grew up surrounded by golden wheat fields on a farm in North Dakota. Her father is a 4th generation farmer and her role model, her mother is a teacher. Enjoying the adrenaline rush of sports Joni values the lessons she learned from team comradery in school athletics. Adahl earned her Master's Degree in Architecture and Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Design. Adahl's first lead role in a feature was in "Pitching Hope." The first film involving the sport of horseshoes which premiered at the World Horseshoe Tournament in St. George, Utah. Joni Adahl is active working on both sides of the camera, receiving film credits as Writer and Director on the short, "Charismata." The short has been in 11 International Festivals, receiving "Director's Choice" at the San Diego Christian Film Festival and other Nominations for Best Short Drama, Best Score, Best Sound, and Best Actress for this inspirational story. Her goal is to be an asset to the entertainment industry as a positive role model, bringing to life characters in film that resonate within the souls of an audience.