Question 1

Who can be inducted into the Conservatory?

Accepted Answer

Inductees to the Canadian Conservatory of Magic fall into the following categories:

MAGICIAN
Seasoned or amateur artist who has represented the art of magic and illusion with respect and dedication. This person must have promoted magic through performances (paid or not), either in a room, in a public space (festivals, shopping centers), in a corporate environment, on the radio or on television. The artist must have achieved one or more exploits worthy of mention and, through this or not, have acquired notoriety among the public or their peers.

CREATOR
The Conservatory also welcomes creators of magic and illusion who, through their works, improve the quality of the catalog of effects and increase the wonder and mystery in the eyes of the public. This person must have created one or more original and patented magical effects.

Question 2

Who selects the inductees?

Accepted Answer

The Canadian Conservatory of Magic Museum is run by a committee made up of magicians and media people. On May 1 of each year, this committee establishes a list of potential candidates from which the 3 people who receive the most votes will be selected. The winners are announced annually on October 31 by an official press release to members of the Conservatory. The names of the winners are then revealed to the public on December 31 on the Conservatory website. The induction of elected officials takes place on April 22 each year.

Question 3

Which countries do the nominees come from?

Accepted Answer

The Canadian Conservatory of Magic is not an inclusive organization and accepts meritorious applicants from all countries. Our committee selects each nominee based on their personal and professional achievements and not because of their ethnic origin. We are open to diversity and encourage active participation from these communities.