Spy Moms

Aly Beaird

When a CIA agent mom Sophie goes rogue, she recruits her former high school besties – a spy novel enthusiast, a perpetually frazzled stay-at-home mom, and a former almost-Olympian – for a hilarious and high-stakes mission that proves friendship trumps everything, even international espionage.

This film concept offers a unique and compelling blend of genres, appealing to a broad audience. The juxtaposition of the seemingly mundane setting of mom life with middle school children, with the high-stakes world of international espionage creates a constant undercurrent of tension and intrigue. Principal Dean's duplicitous nature provides a fascinating character. While the character of Sophie leads us into the world of friendship and decision making in high stress, yet humerou situations. The potential for thrilling action sequences, clever spycraft, and humorous moments arising from the clash of these two worlds is immense. Furthermore, having a talent like Craig Morgan who was actually in the special forces before his career in music, guarantees a captivating cinematic experience. Mixing new talent with well known talent leaves us with a project that promises both commercial appeal and critical acclaim.

Action/Adventure, Comedy, Family

117 pages