Eagle Vision is an award-winning Indigenous film and television production company based in Canada. Founded by Lisa Meeches, an Anishinaabe from Long Plain First Nation, Sandy Bay First Nation, and Ebb and Flow First Nation, Eagle Vision holds the distinction of being the most prolific production company in Canadian history with Indigenous ownership. They have an impressive portfolio that includes a diverse range of content, from Oscar-winning films like CAPOTE to hit television series like ICE ROAD TRUCKERS and BURDEN OF TRUTH.

Eagle Vision is known for their socially impactful projects, such as the true-crime series TAKEN and Canada's longest-running Indigenous series THE SHARING CIRCLE. They have several exciting feature films in the pipeline, including the highly anticipated sequel to the horror film Orphan, titled ORPHAN: FIRST KILL. Their commitment to gender parity, inclusion, and accessibility is evident in their support for emerging artists and their rich development slate, which encompasses comedy, drama, features, series, factual, and narrative content.

Throughout their history, Eagle Vision has tackled challenging issues and produced content that resonates with audiences worldwide. Their productions shed light on issues such as the residential school system, mental illness, and the American political system. They also produce live music specials and award-winning children's film and television.

Based in Manitoba, Eagle Vision has strong partnerships within Canada and around the world, allowing them to continue creating groundbreaking content that sparks change. Some of their notable recent and upcoming releases include FINALITY OF DUSK, an intersectional futurism drama set in a post-apocalyptic world; DIASPORA, a story about cultural diversity and immigrants searching for a new life; BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE: CARRY IT ON, a documentary about the life of the iconic activist and musician; ORPHAN: FIRST KILL, a gripping thriller featuring Isabelle Fuhrman; and NIGHT RAIDERS, a thought-provoking film set in a post-war future. Eagle Vision's commitment to excellence is evident in their extensive list of nominations and awards, which include 5 Oscar Nominations, a Golden Globe win, 5 BAFTA nominations, and 44 Gemini/CSA nominations.

They have also been recognized for their innovation and social impact, receiving accolades for their #SacredMMIWG campaign, which raised awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. With a dedicated team of content creators and a passion for storytelling, Eagle Vision remains at the forefront of the Canadian film and television industry. Their ongoing collaborations with top funders and broadcasters ensure that their projects continue to captivate audiences and make a lasting impact