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Ever wondered how on earth those magicians do that amazing stuff? Magic must be really hard to do, right? And magicians never tell us their secrets, right? So there’s no way that a funny, professional magician and his cool and enthusiastic kid assistant are gonna go on TV and tell us just how easy and fun it really is…wouldn't you like to see that!

Well then - Presto!

SpellzTM is a hosted live action children's series for 6 - 9 year olds, airing on tvokids Monday and Friday at 5:30pm, Saturday at 2:30pm and Sunday at 12:30pm

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Based in a Fun House and hosted by magician "extraordinaire" Jay Sankey and his pal, the Amazing Kid Assistant, Bridget Hall, SpellzTM is a fast paced, fun romp that reveals the mysteries behind everyday and “not so everyday” magic.

Using common objects such as coins, cards, and clips...paper clips that is, Jay will perform his amazing and unique brand of magic with humour and loads of fun.  After each trick, Jay will then show Bridget, and the viewers just how he pulled it off.

Our pair of hosts will also talk “Tricky History” and share with us some fantastic stories of magic in the long ago and not so long ago past.  From sorcerers of ancient Rome to Houdini’s disappearing elephant trick, the Tricky History segment tells us the exciting tales behind the rich and incredible history of magic in quick and easy bites.

Accessible, understated, yet full of amazing tricks and stories, SpellzTM is sure to enthrall children and parents alike.

Please contact us at khovey@gapc.com  to buy Season I on DVD

SpellzTM is produced by Ottawa-based GAPC Entertainment in association with TVO, SCN and the Knowledge Network; with the participation of The Canadian Television Fund, The Government of Canada-The Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit and The Government of Ontario- The Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit.

       

 

Accommodations for the cast of SpellzTM provided by The Albert at Bay Suite Hotel.

Special thanks to Gabe Fajuri for "magic" archival consultation.

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