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Sep 20, 2018 · A prominent Ojibway filmmaker is speaking out about her dramatic recovery from a devastating stroke, and today credits the love of her daughter for keeping her alive.
LISA MEECHES. President, Founding Partner, Executive Producer. Anishinaabe filmmaker Lisa Meeches is one of the most respected producers in the film industry, and is a Member of the Order of Canada and Order of Manitoba. Originally from Long Plain First Nation, Sandy Bay First Nation, and Ebb and Flow First Nation, Lisa studied broadcasting in ...
Combining the power of traditional and western medicine helped Lisa Meeches recover from stroke. Lisa Meeches, Ojibway from Long Plain First Nation in Manitoba, and a busy and successful film and television producer, had taken the summer of 2016 off to attend powwows with her family.
Lisa Meeches is one of the most dynamic and respected producers in the film industry. Lisa is Anishinaabe from Long Plain First Nation. After studying broadcasting in North Dakota, Lisa began her career in 1986 with the Native Media Network.
Celebrating over two decades since its founding by Lisa Meeches, Anishinaabe from Long Plain First Nation, Sandy Bay First Nation, and Ebb and Flow First Nation, Eagle Vision is the most prolific production company in Canadian history with Indigenous ownership.
Lisa Meeches is one of the most dynamic and respected producers in the film industry, who happens to be an Ojibway from Long Plain First Nation. One of her recent projects, 4 time CSA nominee...
Lisa is Executive Producer of Orange Daisy Project, a social action campaign in support of mental health for teen girls. Lisa has been the recipient of many local, regional, and national awards for her exemplary contributions in culture, media, and entrepreneurship.
