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When the camera isn't rolling, Gabrielle finds joy in dancing, daydreaming, good coffee, deep conversations, and all things Disney. She's also been practicing on her new piano during quarantine and hopes to release a song someday. In the meantime, she has a plethora of playlists to get her creativity flowing.
"I'm kind of a major fan of Disney, Disneyland, and I'm a theme park junkie, so I have this whole playlist of stuff that you would hear in a Disneyland park, because I get super nostalgic," she said. "I'll listen to what they play in the wait for Pirates of the Caribbean, I'll listen to what they play on Main Street, the whole Ratatouille soundtrack, all that stuff. I'm deep in it." When she's in the mood for something a little more exhilarating, she also has a playlist called "Success Only." "I listen to these sports coaches who give motivational speeches . . . It's these very deep-voiced men just yelling at you. It's stuff I used to listen to at the gym."
"I'm a big 'dreams only' kind of person."
With so many projects on the horizon, Gabrielle is currently focused on continuing "Bell Parks," infusing the screenplay with humor evocative of Charlie Chaplin and Ralph Kramden from The Honeymooners to create a series that challenges the stereotypical portrayal of women in media. "I'm a big 'dreams only' kind of person," she said. "I want [the series] to get picked up by a streaming service for season two . . . I hope that it just is thought-provoking for people; I hope that it challenges them; I hope that people can also enjoy watching Bell. And I really do hope that it'll push for just more representation of women in roles where we're not trying to be super likable and we can just be eccentric or a bit neurotic, in Bell's case, and just be flawed."
As we patiently wait for Gabrielle's film, music, and theme park careers to take off, check out some of her best fashion moments here.