The Invisible Machine (2004)
On a calm Sunday morning in 1978 residents of Bell Island, Newfoundland hear an odd, high-pitched hum, immediately followed by a sudden and terrifying blast resounding for hundreds of miles. Outbuildings are destroyed, livestock electrocuted, televisions explode and power lines vaporize. The Invisible Machine unravels the mystery of the Bell Island "boom" and in doing so takes a chilling look at the U.S. military's experimentation with electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons.
| Directing | Barbara Doran | Co-Director |
| Directing | Jon Whalen | Co-Director |
| Writing | Jon Whalen | Writer |
| Writing | Barbara Doran | Writer |
| Production | Barbara Doran | Executive Producer |
| Production | Barbara Doran | Producer |
| Production | Lee Tizzard | Co-Producer |
| Production | Jon Whalen | Co-Producer |
| Production | Lynne Wilson | Producer |
| Sound | Lori Clarke | Music |
| Crew | Michael Grippo | Cinematography |
| Crew | Jamie Lewis | Cinematography |
| Crew | Nigel Markham | Cinematography |
| Crew | Ellie Yonova | Cinematography |
| Editing | Angela Baker | Editor |
| Art | Shelley Cornick | Art Direction |
| Art | Shelley Cornick | Production Design |
| Art | Derek Holmes | Set Dresser |
| Sound | Mark Neary | Assistant Sound Editor |
| Sound | Paul Steffler | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Paul Steffler | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Lee Tizzard | Location Sound Recordist |
| Visual Effects | Chris Darlington | Animation |
| Editing | Chris Darlington | Assistant Editor |
| Art | Lynn Andrews | Location Scout |
| Production | Tony Butt | Location Manager |
