Guest Industry Expert — All Access 2021:

Kyle Irving

Executive Producer, Eagle Vision

A partner in Indigenous owned Eagle Vision, Kyle Irving has produced more than 230 hours of film and television content over 20 years. He’s currently executive producing a fourth season of Eagle Vision, ICF and eOne’s drama series Burden of Truth for CBC, The CW, Hulu and Universal UK. He is an executive producer on Esther, the feature film prequel to the hit film Orphan with eOne and Dark Castle Entertainment. He is executive producing a new doc series that he co-created called 7th Gen for APTN. Kyle executive produced Night Raiders written and directed by Danis Goulet and executive produced with Taika Waititi, and produced Diaspora written and directed by two-time TIFF winner Deco Dawson. Both films are currently in post-production. Kyle will be producing the new Madison Thomas feature film Finality of Dusk this spring. Irving has produced numerous other award-winning feature film productions, notably: Oscar winner and nominee for Best Picture Capote with Sony, Walk All Over Me with the Weinstein Co, Blue State with MGM, the multi award-winning We Were Children, Reasonable Doubt with Lionsgate and Lovesick with eOne. Irving also executive produced Ice Road Truckers, one of the most successful and longest running docudrama series in television history for History Channel, AETN, and 80+ countries around the world. Collectively, Irving’s productions have been nominated for thirteen CSA’s with three wins, five Oscar’s with one win, five BAFTA’s with one win, five Independent Spirit Awards with three wins, one Golden Globe win, five Shorty Awards with two wins and one Cinequest audience choice award. Having worked in the Indigenous community with his business partner Lisa Meeches for more than twenty years Irving has a strong focus on championing under-represented talent development and has mentored and supported numerous emerging writers, directors, producers and crew. He is also a strong supporter financially and in-kind to independent films.