UFO Phil: The Movie is a feature-length film which follows the life of reclusive cult songwriter UFO Phil. The movie was filmed on Mount Spokane and around the towns of Spokane, Spokane Valley and Millwood, WA.

During filming, the filmmakers planted hundreds of cameras around Mount Spokane. For months, these cameras operated 24 hours-a-day gathering footage for the movie. During production, some of this footage was streamed live over the internet via the popular video site Stickam.com. Simultaneously, two teams of camera operators followed UFO Phil as he engaged in day-to-day activities. The finished film also incorporates several interview segments. The filmmakers are classifying the end-result as a Cinematic Documentary; a film which incorporates aspects of documentary filmmaking with more traditional cinematic scenes in order to tell a story.

Pre-production began in Spring 2007, with principal photography taking place in Spring 2007 and Summer 2008. Post production commenced in Fall 2008. The first rough-edit of the film was broadcast exclusively on Stickam.com October 29th, 2008. The final edit was released on DVD December 15th, 2008.

UFO Phil: The Movie received a big-screen debut in Sacramento, CA on January 23rd, 2009. The film will also be screened March 14th, 2009 at the Magic Lantern Theatre in Spokane, WA. Additional big-screen showings are to be announced.