top of page
HIDDEN MINDS
HIDDEN MINDS

HIDDEN MINDS

HIDDEN MINDS

Screenplay,

Not Specified

​

Pages

97

Synopsis: In the heart of a bustling metropolis lies a clandestine organization known only as the Secret Savant Society, led by the enigmatic elderly couple, Dr. Tim and Dr. Arlene Hastings. Their son, Jacob, a brilliant savant, has assembled a team of individuals with remarkable abilities: from photographic memory and mathematical prowess to heightened senses and linguistic acumen. Together, they form an unparalleled force dedicated to solving crimes, consulting on government matters, and tackling covert military operations.
Geoff MCCUE

Writer:

Geoff MCCUE

Film Reel
Film Reel
Film Reel

Selections and Awards:

REVIEWS:

This gives me strong anime vibes in the best way possible! A team of young geniuses, each with a specific specialized skill like math or linguistics, teaming up for high-stakes espionage.

Anthony Okuma

It reads a bit like a standard Young Adult dystopian or superhero script. The gifted teens fighting a shadowy organization' trope feels a bit overused. It’s well-written and fast-paced, but creatively, it doesn't bring much new to the table for me.

Maria Santos

As a reading experience, the action descriptions can get a bit overwhelming, but I can see why this would appeal to a mainstream blockbuster audience.

Oliver Jensen

Smart, commercial, and very cinematic

Diego Lopez Perez

WHERE CAN THIS PROJECT GO NOW?

The reviews above tell you how it landed. They don't tell you who buys it.

​

A Market Read is a structured market assessment of a finished film or screenplay: which buyers and platforms realistically fit, which channels are currently active, what is blocking a deal, and what to fix before you send it anywhere else. Nine sections, delivered in minutes.

​​

Not coverage. Not a review. It's an honest read on where the work can actually sell — including when the honest answer is that it can't.

Start today and save 15%.

​

Built on the framework behind 5,000+ films and screenplays reviewed across 159 countries since 2015.

bottom of page