LISA MEECHES CM, OM

President, Founding Partner, Executive Producer

Anishinaabe filmmaker Lisa Meeches, from Long Plain First Nation, is one of the most respected producers in the film industry, and is a Member of the Order of Canada and Order of Manitoba. Select credits include The Sharing Circle, one of Canada’s longest-running Indigenous television series; Ice Road Truckers; the Parent’s Choice award-winning children’s series Tipi Tales; the Gemini Award-winning Elijah; the CSA award-winning Jack and We Were Children, the features Finality of Dusk and Night Raiders, and the series Burden of Truth. Lisa is the Executive Director of the Manito Ahbee Festival, and has won many honours for her community work.

KYLE IRVING OM

Co-Owner and Producer

Kyle is one of the leading voices in the Canadian screen industry. He has produced more than 280 hours of film and television content over the last 21 years. His work has received an Oscar, an Emmy, a Golden Globe, and several other international honours, with projects including the feature Capote, the scripted series Burden of Truth, the unscripted series Ice Road Truckers, and the recent comedy feature Deaner '89. Kyle is a Partner in Eagle Vision, Co-President of Migizi Distribution, the Founder of Talon Production Services and of Good Faith Business Affairs, and the President of Live From Winnipeg. He is Vice-Chair of Industrial Relations for the CMPA.

REBECCA GIBSON

Co-Owner, Producer, Writer, Director, Series Creator, Showrunner

Rebecca Gibson is a partner at Eagle Vision and an award-winning writer, director, producer, actor, and advocate. Rebecca joined Lisa Meeches and Kyle Irving exclusively in 2019, and has developed, created, written, directed, and showrun many shows for Eagle Vision. As CEO of the newly launched Live From Winnipeg, Rebecca is blazing new content trails across multiple genres and platforms. Throughout her career, Rebecca has been dedicated to supporting emerging filmmakers through mentorship and training, and to promoting equity, diversity, accessibility, and inclusion. She was recently named to the Order of Manitoba in recognition of her contributions to the arts and advocacy.

HANNAH JOHNSON

Head of Business Affairs, Producer, and Partner in Good Faith

Hannah is Head of Business Affairs and a Producer at Eagle Vision, and a Partner in Good Faith Business Affairs. Hannah has produced over 70 hours of film, television, and web content. Her credits include Taken, Burden of Truth, 7TH GEN, DJ Burnt Bannock, the features Ruthless Souls, Finality of Dusk, and Diaspora, and the opening of Qaumajuq. She has participated in the CMPA Emerging Producer Delegation at Berlinale, the CBC Business of Broadcasting Mentorship, the NSI Series Incubator, the TIFF Series Accelerator, and successfully completed the Osgoode Hall Law School Certificate in Entertainment Law in 2024. Hannah serves on the board of On Screen Manitoba.

DINAE ROBINSON

Head of Content - Eagle Vision

Dinae Robinson is a Saulteaux-Ojibway writer, director, showrunner, and producer. She is currently co-showrunner of Season 5 of Taken and was selected for the 2024–2025 Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television’s Executive Residency Program and Playback’s 10 to Watch 2024. A two-time Banff Rockie Award nominee, Dinae co-created Snapchat’s Reclaim(ed) and feature documentaries True Story Part One and Part Two for the History Channel. She also led all three seasons of APTN’s 7TH GEN, which aired its final season in 2024. Dinae continues to develop multiple scripted and unscripted projects focused on Indigenous stories and voices.

PAUL COURCHAINE

Production Accountant / Controller

One of the most sought-after production accountants in the country, Paul works across all Eagle Vision content. Throughout his career, Paul has worked across various genres and formats, collaborating with multiple production companies and studios. Select credits include the feature films Heaven is for Real, The Parts You Lose, Incident in a Ghostland, The Midnight Man, Reasonable Doubt; the ABC pilot Zero Hour; the Hallmark films Journey Back to Christmas, and One Christmas Eve; the documentary pilot Anything but Average; and the series Cashing In, Less Than Kind, The Council, Sunnyside, and The Pinkertons.

KATY HAYNES

Producer

Katy Haynes is a proud Métis woman born and raised in Treaty 1 Territory. Since participating in an Eagle Vision internship through the NSI's New Voices program, Katy has become an essential part of the Eagle Vision team. Katy worked on two seasons of the documentary series 7TH GEN, the feature documentaries TRUE STORY PART ONE and TRUE STORY PART TWO for History Channel, and currently, Katy is an Associate Producer on the fifth season of the factual series TAKEN. Katy was also an Associate Producer on the hit comedy DEANER’ 89 and was instrumental in a very successful promotional campaign for the film.

MAXINE BRUCE

Head of Development - Live From Winnipeg

Maxine Bruce began her career in film as an actor, with credits that include The Exorcism of Molly Hartley (Netflix) and the film Hard Way Girl, for which she earned a Joey Award for Best Actress. She worked on the Government of Canada's #SacredMMIWG campaign, which reached over 12 million Canadians and won two Shorty Awards. Her body of experience includes casting, philanthropic and advocacy work, and project-managing the launch of Talon Production Services. Now a producer, creator, and Head of Development for Live From Winnipeg, Maxine works across scripted, factual, interactive, and youth content.