Pabla-Hazelett Productions
Pabla-Hazelett Productions was founded in 2005 by film-makers Sukhi Pabla and Christopher Hazelett. Initially launched to support the marketing of their first feature film "A Secret Handshake", Pabla-Hazelett Productions has quickly grown into a complete production house committed to creating exceptional entertainment that inspires and excites audiences of all backgrounds worldwide.
Since its launch, PHP has grown exponentially into a variety of entertainment divisions, all the while maintaining its primary focus on creating fresh, quality films. With our endless list of industry connections, we excel in turning your ideas into reality and achieving the perfect product, even while working within the tightest budgets.
Sukhi Pabla
Sukhi is the co-founder of Pabla-Hazelett Productions. After obtaining his undergrad at a local film school in San Francisco, he quickly began working on small film productions. From there he moved to Hollywood, California and finished off his studies at UCLA Film School. Since then he has worked with many production companies, writing, producing and directing various short films, commercials and music videos.
Sukhi's experience working as an audit paralegal for a major law firm 'Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich, LLP' and then working in the business affairs department for a leading entertainment payroll company 'Media Services', has given him immense amount of knowledge to be a profitable film producer.
Upon producing his first feature film "A Secret Handshake", he joined with best friend Christopher Hazelett and formed Pabla-Hazelett Productions to market and distribute the film.
As of this update, he is co-writing and developing PHP's next slate of projects which include "Suicide Games", "The Dead People's Projects" and "Wolf-Leader" along with Christopher.
Christopher Hazelett
Christopher is the co-founder of Pabla-Hazelett Productions. As a native of Houston, Texas, he studied creative writing and theatre at the University of Houston and has an extensive background in stand-up comedy as well as dramatic writing for film and television. In 2005, he helped develop the company's first feature film “A Secret Handshake."
Recently he directed "Creating a Monster," a Monster House promotional featurette for Sony Pictures and the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
As of this update, he is co-writing and developing PHP's next slate of projects which include "Suicide Games", "The Dead People's Projects" and "Wolf-Leader" along with Sukhi.
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