The Isle of Glass by Terry Flaxton with Robin Brooks
The Isle of Glass is a fiction idea which has the potential to crossover into almost any digital form: feature film, TV series, computer game, book…
Using the innovative structural conceit of telling stories in which the narrators are also the chief protagonists, we can take the audience to any period, past or future, to any world, imagined or real.

Terry Gilliam says: "The Isle of Glass reads wonderfully... I don't think there is any greater experience than letting go, giving up one's power of choice and control, and allowing yourself to be swept away by a great story. The Isle of Glass could easily perform that kind of magic. The battle of eternal story tellers, the interlinking of stories, and the interchangeability of characters is just the kind of richness of perception that we desperately need to bring back to the cinema.”
Howard Schuman says: "I like the sound of The Isle of Glass enormously... Just reading the outline gave me great pleasure because it's so original in structure as well as being an extremely clever, practical way to conceive a film. And, of course, the visual possibilities are boundless. The Isle of Glass is unusually promising both artistically and as a film people around the world will want to see... Altogether The Isle of Glass strikes me as one of the most exciting new projects that have come to my attention".