This documentary explores whether we can use mathematics to describe the observable universe in order to reveal the potential connection to the mysteries of consciousness.
Unfortunately the movie Is God a Number? is not yet available on HBO Max.
| Directing | Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon | Director |
| Sound | Doug Snowden | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Geoff Neate | Sound Recordist |
| Editing | Bob Gow | Editor |
| Editing | Andy Rendell | Editor |
| Sound | Andrew Smedley | Sound Mixer |
| Writing | Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon | Writer |
| Sound | Gabriel Lesmoir-Gordon | Sound Recordist |
| Writing | Michael Barnsley | Writer |
| Sound | James Watson | Music |
| Art | Simone Wright | Graphic Designer |
| Art | Toby Goulding | Graphic Designer |
| Sound | James Hood | Music |
| Camera | Robert Neely | Camera Operator |
| Visual Effects | Bill Rood | Animation |
| Camera | John Lamborn | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Laurence Tully | Camera Operator |
| Production | Will Poole | Post Production Coordinator |
| Production | Jenny Lesmoir-Gordon | Production Manager |
| Production | David Thompson | Production Consultant |
| Camera | Ben Joiner | Camera Operator |
| Visual Effects | Michael Barnsley | Animation |
| Camera | Luke Winsbury | Camera Operator |
| Production | Richard Wawman | Executive Producer |
| Production | Rowan Bray | Production Consultant |
| Crew | John Tate | Thanks |
| Crew | Declan MacErlane | Thanks |
| Production | Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon | Producer |
| Crew | Simon Gilbert | Thanks |
| Crew | Toby Carr | Thanks |
