Conjuring Philip
Conjuring Philip tells the tale of researchers who experiment in communication with the spirit world. Some believe they have made contact, others believe their experience is not with the other-side but is a form of psychokinesis – the ability to mentally affect the physical environment without any physical contact. Was Philip a ghost, was he created by the energy of the group, or is it all a trick we play on ourselves? Belief, immortality, and science are all investigated in ‘Conjuring Philip’.
Produced, Directed & Written by
Donna Zuckerbrot
Executive Producers
Donna Zuckerbrot
Daniel Zuckerbrot
Executive Producer, Vision TV
Alberta Nokes
Director of Photography
Neville Ottey
Editor
Greg Hopen
Composers
Aaron Davis
John Lang
Narrator
Colm Feore
Sound Recordists
Ian Challis
Barton Hewett
Marianna Lafollette
Bob Newton
Title Design & Illustrations
Ken Nutt
Series Opening
Tango Media Group
Colourist
Dana Alexander
Sound Editor
Jakob Thiesen
Sound Mixer
Ian Rodness
Audio Post
Kitchen Sync Digital Audio
Legal Affairs
Richard Hanet, Lewis Birnberg Hanet, LLP
Accountant
Richard Warburton, Kay & Warburton
Insurance
Jones Brown
Stock Footage/Archival Visuals
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Mary Evans Picture Library
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division
Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Perfect Medium:
Photography and the Occult
Iris Owen
Raymond International
Department of Rare Books and Special Collections,
University of Manitoba Libraries, Winnipeg
With Special Thanks To
James Alcock
Stephen Braude
Dianne Burrough
Peter Burrough
Chris French
Iris Owen
Walter Quan
William Stoney
Stephen Young
Walter Meyer zu Erpen
Produced in association with VisionTV with the participation of the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credits and the Ontario film & Television Tax Credits.
Conjuring Philip – Jeff Stone
My New Mantra is “If it’s Donna Zukerbrot, buy it.” This Documentary, Conjuring Philip is a fascinating documentary on Conjuring Spirits who represent themselves in the form of PK movement… table movement, specifically in this film.
You’ll see the Scully/Mulder approach to finding the truth as both sides of the proverbial coin (believers and skeptics) are interviewed.
There’s not a lot to say about this other than if you like documentaries about the strange and paranormal, then this is worth the mere $20.00 you’ll spend on this. GEM!