C.U.E.

cue imdb poster

A CineVerge Vertical Series

C.U.E.

Science-Fiction / Conspiracy / Action

Created by Aaron D. Spears, Darrick Collins & Christopher C. Odom

When crack marksman Target joins an elite team secretly investigating crimes on college campuses, he must overcome deceptive handlers and rival organizations, in order to uncover why seemingly unrelated incidents involve people representing humanity’s next evolutionary step, by completing C.U.E.’s missions while secretly investigating the organization that recruited him. “What has begun must be finished.”

Six discarded military and government operatives receive a second chance through C.U.E., ostensibly investigating campus violence. The real mission is identifying, recruiting or eliminating evolved humans—and the team members themselves are evolving. Target searches for the pattern while teammates discover abilities, secret allegiances and manipulated family histories. The five-phase source architecture already expands from cases into governmental betrayal, competing evolutionary organizations and global power struggles.

Season One | 100 short episodes | Vertical 9:16 phone format | Approximately 60-90 seconds each |

Aaron D. Spears is an accomplished actor, producer, and co-creator of C.U.E., whose original story concept helped launch the project’s development. His extensive television career includes his long-running role as Justin Barber on The Bold and the Beautiful, for which he received a Daytime Emmy Award nomination and multiple NAACP Image Award nominations. Spears has appeared across television, film, and independent productions, bringing decades of professional performance experience to the development of C.U.E. His understanding of character, action, and ensemble storytelling helped shape the series’ world of elite operatives, hidden agendas, and evolving human abilities.

Darrick Collins is an actor, producer, and co-creator of C.U.E. who played a key role in assembling the project’s original creative team and developing its concept into a larger serialized story. As an executive producer, Collins produced ten episodes of the cable sitcom Building 347 and has appeared in numerous film, television, and commercial productions. His production experience and collaborative development work helped expand C.U.E. from its initial story idea into an ensemble science-fiction conspiracy series built around covert missions, institutional secrets, and the emergence of a new stage of human evolution.

Christopher C. Odom is an award-winning filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, and founder and CEO of CineVerge. He earned an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA and a PhD in Texts and Technology, Digital Media, from the University of Central Florida. Across more than three decades in entertainment, his work has earned numerous screenwriting, filmmaking, and festival honors, with projects distributed to audiences worldwide. As an educator, he has spent more than 15 years teaching storytelling and screen production.

Made for the Phone Screen

CineVerge vertical series are designed from the start for mobile phones held upright. Close framing keeps faces, hands, and important objects easy to read on a phone. Short episodes build suspense quickly and end with a strong reason to watch the next episode.

chatgpt image aug 18, 2026 at 05 25 28 am
Scroll to Top