

A Creative Endeavor

Beula
The Caste of
When a high-powered entertainment executive secretly orchestrates the ousting of her wife and business partner from their multimillion-dollar talent agency, she ignites a war of betrayal, ambition, and personal reckoning. In a world of red carpets and ruthless deals, their crumbling marriage lays bare the wounds of the past, threatening to destroy everything she’s built.


Statement of Diversity
The Caste of Beula is more than a television pilot; it is a bold and unflinching exploration of intersectionality, placing characters up front and center who are often relegated to the margins of mainstream shows. Professional women, older Black women, queer women, and people from the Diaspora are allowed to see themselves in all of their complexities on screen. This is a story about ambition, love, betrayal, and redemption that transcends demographics while honoring the unique experiences of underrepresented voices.
״Beula, listen to me. When God shows you it's time to let something or someone go and you refuse to accept it, He will unleash a mighty pain your way until you have no choice but to listen. Save yourself that pain, baby. Let her go.״
- Beula's Father, George


The Blklst
The vibrant and exciting world that springs to life in shows like EMPIRE is turbocharged, in this script, with the entrepreneurial spirit and scope of BALLERS, VINYL, and ENTOURAGE. In Beula, the script crafts a portrait of intertwined ruthlessness and vulnerability that is undeniably compelling.
The dialogue in this script boasts a powerful sense of rhythm and patter, with characters snapping at one another, making big-time business calls, and generally coming off as supremely competent and conniving when necessary. Interactions are sharp and enjoyable throughout, and the script nails the GOOD WIFE sort of confrontation between characters in the midst of a heated showdown. Over the course of the episode, power dynamics are shifting constantly, and it's fun to follow who's got the upper hand at a given moment.





Themes
Power and Control
Ambition and Love
Unresolved Family Trauma
Image and Cultural Identity
To read The Caste of Beula, please
Contact Dionne Roberts- at, DRE@1919mediacompany.com