Adémola

Adémóla was born in Islington, North London in the United Kingdom. At the age of 4, Adémóla began performing in school plays. He was suddenly shipped away to a remote military-style boarding school; The Mayflower School in Nigeria, where his prospects of developing and becoming his personal legend was immediately laid to rest. As an adolescent, his ambition for adventure and a strong passion for continuing as an artist led him back to his birth city. With hopes of utilizing his passion for the arts via commerce, he attended the University of Greenwich in London, where he earned a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration with specialization in International Marketing. He also attended Cranfield University for an MSc in Manufacturing Systems to further enhance his natural artistic ability through product design and engineering to invent modern products. Adémóla continues to hone his artistic ability in the Performing Arts with a myriad of television, film and commercial projects under his belt. In one of his promising acts in film; was his profound performance in "The Last Days of Toussaint L'Ouverture", as Toussaint L'Ouverture. The film documents the life and valiance of the legendary Haitian hero. Adémóla is the main face of many commercial and advertising campaigns worldwide. Adémóla has also infused his unique and powerful voice in collaboration with political activist, artist and author Emmanuel Jal, in the audio book "War Child"; a tumultuous tale of a Sudanese war child soldier. He is also the voice and stunt image of the superhero character "Teo" in the international video game "Just Cause III". Adémóla also recently co-starred in the new USA TV series Falling Water, Mr.Robot, and the hit NBC TV series The Blacklist. In addition, Adémóla recently starred in a short film; "Dana's Story". The film was directed by Courtney Rawls with its full feature now in development. "Dana's Real Story" is based on an international best selling actual events book, penned by author and film producer Dr. Angela. L. Smith. The film is now making international film festival circuit rounds, and is being developed for a major full length feature. Courtney Rawls will also direct.