Phil McCordic

Phil McCordic is a Canadian television creator. He works as an actor, voice actor, host, director, producer, and writer. He has created children's programming for YTV, CBC Television, and TVOntario.[1] Phil has won numerous awards, including 3 Canadian Screen Awards, one for each season of Science Max, Experiments at Large.[2]

Phil McCordic
Born
Phil McCordic

July 3
Ontario, Canada
NationalityCanadian
Alma materUniversity of Windsor
Occupation
  • Actor
  • voice actor
  • television host
  • producer
  • writer
  • director
Known forCrawlspace/The Space (1999-2003)
Zerby Derby (2013-present)
Science Max: Experiments at Large (2015-present

Kids (via their parents) are welcome to interact with him and ask him science questions on his official Facebook page or on Twitter

Filmography
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1996-1998 The BZone (YTV) Host
1998-1999 Mad Science Touring show Lead 250 shows, every Canadian province and 43 States.
1999-2003 Crawlspace/The Space Host 1500+ hours of live interstitial television
1999 Medabots Ginkai English version
2001 Reading Rangers Ranger Phil, Doc, Eeeny, Zachary
2003 Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Kids Flint TV movie
deafplanet Writer
2004 Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Kids Flint Episode: "Bug Talk/The Befuddled Butterfly"
2004-2011 Tumbletown Tales Creator, Writer, voice of Tumbleweed 78 episodes
2006 Weird Years Ivan, additional voices

Writer
2006-2007 Erky Perky Writer 5 episodes
2007-2013 Kids' CBC Senior Producer Gemini Award, Youth Media Alliance Award, Golden Sheaf, New York Children's Media Award
2010 Making Stuff Gears, Wiz 22 episodes
2012 Franklin and Friends Writer Episode: "Franklin and the Nature Nuts Hike/Franklin and the Terrible, Terrible Bubble"
2013–present Zerby Derby Creator, series producer, director, writer, voice actor Seasons 1-3

117 Episodes

2014 Hi Opie! Director Season 1
2015-2018 Science Max: Experiments at Large Creator, Series Producer, Host, Writer Seasons 1-3

36 Episodes

Won

2017 Dot. Writer Episode: "What Goes Up, Must Come Down"

References
  1. "Phil McCordic returns to TV hosting roots at TVO". Playback, April 7, 2015.
  2. "Gala Honouring Excellence in Non-Fiction Programming - Academy.ca". Academy.ca. 2017-03-07. Retrieved 2018-07-07.
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