Gayla Film,   KHaos Productions Division,  KH Consulting Group

GAYLA SCREENPLAYS IN PRE-PRODUCTION

Year of the Caterpillar
In 1957, a young girl’s world is turned upside down when her dad loses his job and the uprooted family must move from their nice neighborhood to the poor side of a new city. Harassed by a local bully, she befriends a reclusive and suicidal war veteran, who teaches her to confront her fears. In turn, she teaches him to forgive himself.
Heloise+Abelard
Based on a true story, the love of Heloise and Abelard is one of the greatest and tragic love stories of all times, but few today know the tale. It is one of the most controversial and tragic love stories in history.

​​Status: Seeking funding. Obtained $1.1mil tax rebate from the State of Mississippi. Business plan, budget, and shooting schedule available for review.

Status: Seeking director and funding. Business plan and budget developed and available for review.

GAYLA FEATURE SCRIPTS AVAILABLE

GAYLA FEATURE SCRIPT

Blood and Water

An unsuspecting American businessman is framed for murder in a corrupt third-world country. He must befriend a hunted rebel to escape from jail and survive in the rainforest. In the meantime, his fiance struggles to prove his innocence and uncovers an ecological disaster and genocide that puts her life in danger.
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Status: Feature script available for review.

GAYLA FEATURE SCRIPT

Landlord of Paradise

When a talented but shy Chinese student wins a scholarship to attend the University of Southern California, he discovers a different side of America when he lands a job as the building manager of Paradise Apartments in South Central Los Angeles.

Despite his dreams to become an architect, his efforts to renovate Paradise lead to his moral decline, until life takes a twist and jolts him back into reality.
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Sundance Writers' Lab, Second-Round Finalist

Status: Feature script available for review. Seeking collaborators.

GAYLA SHORTS: WRITTEN & PRODUCED

Gayla has written and produced 3 shorts that have screened at more than 50 festivals.
  2. A Pig's Ear
    A Pig's Ear
    Set in 1970s Appalachia, a stubborn, elderly woman and her oppressed son treat two public health nurses to an unusual form of Southern hospitality.
  3. Heloise
    Heloise
    This short film, Heloise, was the precursor to the feature film, Heloise + Abelard.