LeLe is a screenwriter in Chicago. This year, her gritty drama series "The Bliss Killer", won her Best Screenwriter for Television (one-hours) and the overall Krista Award at Script Summit. She also recently won the HerAward as best female screenwriter at The West Field Awards. Additionally, she's placed in or won several competitions, such as the ISA TrackingBoard Table Read competition, WeScreenplay Diverse Voices competition, Filmmatic Screenplays Awards, Oaxaca FilmFest, New Media Film Festival, Inroads Fellowship, Los Angeles International Screenwriting Awards, and countless others.
Her recent short screenplay "ACHE" has won over 20+ awards in less than a year of release. She's also developing the feature "Visceral Fatherland" about a veteran in the 1970s acting as temporary foster guardian for an immigrant orphan on her way to the United States. Also in development, a feature film based on the life of the famed black cyclist, Major Taylor, currently titled, "Major Taylor: Relentless". When she's not screenwriting she volunteers advocating for refugee children, specifically working with young girls from the middle-east.
She'll try to suppress her inner killer, in order to be the perfect woman. MoMo's like a beautiful candy storefront, but when you go inside it's empty, and you realize you stepped into a trap. The Bliss Killer is an American neo-western psychological drama series, set in upper-class Chicago. It follows the personal tug-of-war and criminal blunders, of an emotionally stunted young psychopath off the leash. And, brings to the surface an effervescent view of personal change and dense deep-dives into the human spirit.
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