Documentary filmmaker Tim Schultz sets out on a 4-year journey for answers while exploring his own passion to know if an experience he had as a little boy could have been a ghost. He meets a cast of colorful characters including psychics, tarot reading wizards, paranormal investigators, skeptics, and scientists.

Chasing the Shadows explores the mysterious world of EVP (Electronic-Voice-Phenomena,) photographic anomalies, poltergeist activity, and possession. Whether you are a believer or an unbending skeptic, this film offers special access to a real experiment.

Due to be released sometime this year.

http://www.chasingtheshadows.com/Default.aspx

Partial list of people met during the filming: Chris Moon & parents, John Zaffis, Dr. Claude Swanson, author of the book, The Synchronized Universe-New Science of the Paranormal, Tanker, & Banjo Billy.

Locations: Italy, Benin, Africa, The Myrtles Plantation, The Stanley Hotel, Croke Patterson Mansion, Belvidere Theatre, The Miramont Castle, Lumber Baron Inn, etc.

Has anyone heard anything about this?  Sounds interesting.  I signed up for the when and where updates.

Thanks blinddog, kinda what I figured when I saw Chris Moon, the ghost tour bus, etc.  Should have known when it was a link I followed from a T. Stokes article .  I always hope (yep, an optimist), that someone would do an in-depth serious documentary.  Maybe eventually I can Netfilx it.  Might be good for a laugh, I mean I am really curious how Tanker communes with the dead.

With a lineup like that, I think we already know what we are in for.  Shows like this will continue to insure that paranormal research will remain the butt of many a joke and never be taken seriously. 

Chris Moon and his static machine-if this device really works, why not ask the questions that we all want answers to regarding possible survival of any aspect of a once living person?  Why keep asking the same inane questions that hokey mediums have been asking for decades?  I hope the film doesn't again link Edison's name to this contraption.

Looks like the same ol' stuff recycled once again.  A photo quickly shown in the promo look like a double exposure.  Is that a medium (the blonde woman) going through the usual antics? 

The intro starts out very seriously, and everytime I see that another filmaker is attempting to tackle the subject,  I think that maybe, just once, someone is serious about the subject.  And everytime, I have been very disappointed.

And who is Fanny Cakes?  You have got to be kidding me.  BTW, that slideshow is hilarious.  If that puff of smoke–oh, excuse me, mist–is not produced by a hidden fog machine I'll run 50 laps around the pool. 

To all filmakers:  STOP, just stop, showcasing Chris Moon and these dramatic people who call themselves "mediums".  Then maybe we can start taking these so-called documentaries a bit more seriously.

This is pathetic. For heaven's sake, don't any ghost hunters know anything about photography? They can take their dust orb, motion blur and lens flare pics and eat em along with their fairy cakes.

This is worse than the antics of GH.

The kid has special powers and is levitating the coins.

blinddog50 said:

Why did it take 4 years in the making when two-thirds of the locations are in Colorado?

1) Because Colorado is a very scary place.  People always trying to read my aura or tell me about surrounding energies or whatnot.

2) I am using my substantial aura and my considerable surrounding energies to drain their batteries, thus making it difficult for them to film here.

3) And most importantly, Banjo Billy's bus only goes so fast…