Film Career
Jonah started a new course in entertainment with film making. Roni landed in the top 3 actresses for a nationwide contest held by massify.com and After Dark Films in search of talent for the film "Perkins 14".
Roni teamed with fellow massify contestant and Kentucky actor Jason Crowe to co-write, star and direct the feature film "The Legacy" where Jonah also did all the SPFX work. Soon after Jonah and Crowe began work on another film entitled "Hell House". In it, Jonah re-claimed her role as "Suicide Betty" from "The Legacy". Jonah co-wrote, starred and created all SPFX for Hell House.
Jonah has also written and directed a short film entitled "Trepan", her first film created completely on her own. Roni has been involved in several additional projects in various capacities, including "Little Sex Shop of Horrors", "Girl/Girl Scene", "Swordbearer", "Truth or Dare V: Deadly Dares", and "Old Days". Jonah's SPFX work can also be seen in the new film "Red River".
Roni is in post production on her first feature film "The Zombie Movie", due out by Christmas 2012
Roni is in preproduction of her next three feature films "Lesferatu", written and directed by Jonah herself, "Malfunction", also written and directed by herself and "Love Sucks". Jonah was a member of the film company "Feathered Italian Films", now she's doing her own thing.
Jonah will appear in the horror film Victim alongside Jordan Danyluk.
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