Glass & Static
In a perpetually twilight city built atop colossal, abandoned television broadcast towers, a disillusioned signal technician haunted by fragmented memories discovers a hidden frequency revealing glimpses into alternate realities—and a conspiracy that threatens to shatter the delicate barrier between worlds, forcing him to partner with a cynical, augmented reality detective to unravel a web of corporate espionage, rogue AI, and the ghosts of forgotten broadcasts before the city—and all realities—collapse into static.
“Glass & Static” In a perpetually twilight city built atop colossal, abandoned television broadcast towers, a disillusioned signal technician haunted by fragmented memories discovers a hidden frequency revealing glimpses into alternate realities—and a conspiracy that threatens to shatter the delicate barrier between worlds, forcing him to partner with a cynical, augmented reality detective to unravel a web of corporate espionage, rogue AI, and the ghosts of forgotten broadcasts before the city—and all realities—collapse into static.
a moody, cinematic movie poster for "Glass & Static". A towering, retro-futuristic cityscape dominates the background, built upon colossal, rusted television broadcast towers piercing a perpetually twilight sky. Rain streaks across the glass and metal structures. In the foreground, a lone figure - a man (30s, weary, wearing practical, tech-worn clothing) - stares intently at a handheld device emitting a distorted, glitching signal. Beside him, partially obscured in shadow, is a woman (30s, hardened expression, visible cybernetic augmentations around her eye/temple). The signal from the device bleeds into fragmented, overlapping images of alternate realities – glimpses of drastically different cityscapes, distorted faces, and static. The color palette is primarily cool blues, greys, and deep purples, punctuated by the harsh, flickering red and green of glitching screens. Emphasis on atmosphere, texture (rust, glass, rain), and a sense of overwhelming technological decay. Title "Glass & Static" prominently displayed in a glitching, fragmented font. Tagline (optional, small font): "Some frequencies should remain silent." cinematic lighting, highly detailed, 8k.