There are plans to create a Manx language soap opera, which could start filming by the end of the year.
It's the brainchild of 15-year-old Ballakermeen High School student Daniel Quayle.
He was recognised for his contributions to Manx language, culture and music at the North American Manx Association's awards ceremony in Douglas yesterday.
Speaking to Manx Radio after collecting his silver medallion, he explained how the plan has come about:
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