Eagle Vision is the most prolific production company in Canadian history, with First Nations ownership
08/13/2025
We’re thrilled to share that our upcoming feature film, A Year Without Sun, has been selected as one of three projects receiving support through Telefilm Canada’s $5 million big-budget Production Program stream.
A huge thank you to Telefilm Canada for this investment in Canadian storytelling, and congratulations to the other incredible teams whose films were also selected. We can’t wait to bring this story to audiences.
Today, we are announcing an investment of $5 million for three feature-length films from the English market, through the Production Program's the big-budget stream.
Finality of Dusk features a talented ensemble of actors and creatives, each playing a key role in bringing the story to life.
Cherrel Bergen – Plays Niife, a Nigerian climate refugee who teams up with Ishkode to survive in a toxic, post-apocalyptic world.
Marika Sila – Plays Ishkode, a survivor who forms an alliance with Niife in the fight to endure.
Chris Dodd – Plays Odin, a Deaf man who tracks survivors for their protective masks.
Katarina Ziervogel – Co-writer of the film, shaping the story and dialogue alongside Madison Thomas.
Madison Thomas – Director and co-writer, responsible for the overall creative vision, storytelling, and bringing the world of Finality of Dusk to the screen.
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08/13/2025
Finality of Dusk
Directed by Madison Thomas and Katarina Ziervogel.
Starring Marika Sila, Cherrel Bergen, and Chris Dodd.
Now featured in CBC Gem’s Spotlight on Canadian Film.
Watch free on CBC Gem.
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08/13/2025
Finality of Dusk, directed by Madison Thomas and Katarina Ziervogel
Stars Marika Sila, Cherrel Holder, and Chris Dodd.
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08/13/2025
Eagle Vision is excited to welcome a creative filmmaker from the 2025 CBC New Indigenous Voices program, presented by the National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI).
Junior Whitefish will be joining us for a two-week internship, bringing his unique voice and perspective to the team. We look forward to seeing his ideas in action and supporting his creative growth throughout his time with us.
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08/13/2025
We’re proud to announce that Eagle Vision producers Kyle Irving, Lisa Meeches, Rebecca Gibson, and Dinae Robinson have been nominated for the 2025 CMPA Indiescreen Award for our series 7TH GEN!
Congratulations to the other producer nominees for their outstanding achievements and we’re excited to celebrate with such a talented group of Canadian independent storytellers. Winners will be announced on September 4, 2025, at a reception during the 50th edition of .
Stay tuned for updates.
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08/13/2025
We’re proud to announce that Eagle Vision producers Kyle Irving, Lisa Meeches, Rebecca Gibson, and Dinae Robinson have been nominated for the 2025 CMPA Indiescreen Award for our series 7TH GEN!
Congratulations to the other producer nominees for their outstanding achievements and we’re excited to celebrate with such a talented group of Canadian independent storytellers. Winners will be announced on September 4, 2025, at a reception during the 50th edition of .
Stay tuned for updates.
08/12/2025
The nominees are in for the 2025 CMPA ! This year, we’re celebrating Canada’s best in feature film, emerging talent, and also television, with a brand-new TV Producer Indiescreen Award. There’s never been a better time to celebrate homegrown stories and the talented Canadian producers behind them!
The 2025 nominees are…
🏆 Feature Film Producer Indiescreen Award, presented in partnership with
Telefilm Canada
Nominees include Chris Ferguson (Keeper), Matthew Miller (Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie), Merit Jensen-Carr (Everest Dark), Paula Devonshire (Blood Lines), and Tim Doiron and James van der Woerd (Little Lorraine).
📺 TV Producer Indiescreen Award, presented in partnership with
Canada Media Fund
Nominees include Blue Ant Studios (Slaycation), Eagle Vision (7TH Gen), Frantic Films (Still Standing), Lark Productions (Allegiance), and New Metric Media (Shoresy).
🌟 Kevin Tierney Emerging Producer Indiescreen Award
Nominees include Andy Marshall (A Tribe Called Love), Daniel Quinn (Sweetness), Lauren Corber (My Dead Mom), Leena Minifie (The Good Canadian), and Ryan Bobkin (Blue Heron).
Congratulations to all the nominees! 🎉 Winners will be revealed on September 4 at a reception as part of the 50th edition of .
Blue Ant Studios / Still Standing / Lark Productions / New Metric Media
Andy Marshall / Daniel Quinn / LoCo Motion Pictures / Ryan Bobkin
07/27/2025
Congratulations to Ande Brown for winning the 14th annual RBC $15,000 Emerging Filmmakers Pitch Competition with his pitch, Half-Naked! Special mention to the talented finalists: Faustina Dalmacio, John Luke, Evan Friesen, and Robyn Adams.
07/26/2025
🚂 A Day at the Manitoba Threshermen's Reunion & Stampede!
We had an incredible time at the Manitoba Threshermen's Reunion & Stampede! A huge shout-out to Kyle Ivring from Eagle Vision for operating a steam engine and joining in on the fun with a tug-of-war match against the community at the Eagle Vision Arena! 💪
🎟️ Get your tickets now, as the event runs until Sunday, July 27th! There’s so much more to explore!
Visit Website: mbagmuseum.ca
Check out some of the highlights below, and stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes action!
07/25/2025
Special thanks to Elliot Sims for inviting Eagle Vision to be part of the incredible Manitoba Threshermen's Reunion & Stampede! We’re grateful for the opportunity to experience this fantastic event and connect with the community. Looking forward to more opportunities to collaborate and celebrate together!
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Eagle Vision is the most prolific production company in Canadian history with First Nations ownership. With content ranging from the Oscar-winning feature CAPOTE to the international hit factual television series Ice Road Truckers, to the recent CBC/CW hit court drama Burden of Truth starring Kristin Kreuk), to the socially impactful CBC and APTN true crime series Taken which focuses on missing and murdered Indigenous women, and Canada’s longest-running Indigenous series The Sharing Circle, Eagle Vision most recently produced Deco Dawson’s feature film Diaspora— in 59 languages other than English and Danis Goulet’s feature film Night Raiders with Taika Waititi (Thor Ragnarok, Jojo Rabbit) executive producing.
Partners Lisa Meeches (Ojibway, from Long Plain First Nation), Kyle Irving, and Rebecca Gibson have produced more than 200 hours of content. Eagle Vision has always been committed to gender parity, inclusion, and accessibility. Mentoring and developing the next generation of diverse filmmakers is in their DNA. It’s who they are. Their rich development slate represents comedy and drama, features and series, factual and narrative that will continue to have a global impact. Eagle Vision has forward-thinking market awareness, and they deliver the highest quality of content. Eagle Vision’s theatrical releases star Oscar-winners (Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Anna Paquin, Chris Cooper), Oscar-nominees (Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine Keener, Amy Ryan, Bob Balaban) and fan favorites (Dominic Cooper, Jessica Paré and Jay Baruchel).
With themes ranging from the residential school system (We Were Children — winner of a Banff Rockie Award and 2 Canadian Screen Awards) to the impact of mental illness on relationships (Lovesick — winner of the Audience Choice Award at Cinequest), to the American political system (Blue Slate - distributed by MGM) Eagle Vision tackles challenging issues. Eagle Vision also produces live music specials (including 10 seasons of the Aboriginal People’s Choice Music Awards) to made-for-TV movies (including the award-winning Jack and Elijah) to the best in children’s content (Parents’ Choice Gold Medal winner Tipi Tales). Content enjoyed by fans around the world.
Eagle Vision’s rich development slate has the support of Canada’s top funders and broadcasters. Working with leading content creators, Eagle Vision’s team develops the shows they want to watch. Family comedy. Unbelievable true stories. Challenging and uplifting social content. Music. Action. Drama. Going to places in the world, and in other worlds, that no one has seen before yet everyone can relate to. Eagle Vision will continue its investment in emerging artists, supporting a diverse talent pool whose work will have a global and lasting impact.
Eagle Vision is a Manitoba-based, Canadian production company located at the heart of the continent of North America, near the sacred and ancient Manito Ahbee site, in a rich, diverse landscape with a rich, diverse population in the province of Manitoba.
With strong partnerships in Canada and around the world, with a varied slate, and with a devotion to developing the most outstanding new talent, Eagle Vision is poised to continue to create content that creates change.
