Minds Eye Entertainment

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Minds Eye Entertainment
Type Entertainment
Industry Films, Television
Founded 1986
Headquarters Regina, Saskatchewan
Key people Kevin DeWalt, President/CEO
Frank White, CFO
Mark Montague, Producer
Website www.mindseyepictures.com

Established in 1986, Minds Eye Entertainment is a Canadian independent production and distribution company,[1] internationally recognized[2] for its film and television productions.

Under the direction of CEO and Producer Kevin DeWalt, Minds Eye Entertainment has produced over 50 television and feature film projects.[3] Some of Minds Eye's previous slate and upcoming feature film titles include the action drama The Tall Man starring Jessica Biel in a performance as a small town mother investigating the mysterious disappearance of her child that had its world festival premier at the 2012 SXSW Festival; the thriller Faces in the Crowd with Milla Jovovich and co-starring Julian McMahon; Lullaby for Pi starring Forest Whitaker and Rupert Friend; and Stephen King's Dolan's Cadillac starring Christian Slater, which was a recent top 10 rental/VOD in the USA.[4]

Minds Eye Entertainment has produced over 250 hours of television, ranging from children's series, to travel adventure series, legal dramas and dramatic mini-series. Prairie Giant: The Tommy Douglas Story became the highest rated[5] mini-series in the past five years on CBC Television and The Englishman's Boy won an industry leading 6 Geminis.[6]

Awards and recognition

Among its notable achievements are Genies[7] , Geminis, CanPro's, Chris Columbus', Showcase,[8] Leos[9] and The Seoul Drama Prize.

Films

Television

  • Around the Next Bend (2012) A 12 episode travel documentary and adventure series for HiFiHDtv.
  • Hollywood: Saskatchewan (2010) A three part documentary series for SCN.
  • The Englishman's Boy (2008) A two part dramatic mini-series for CBC Television.
  • Prairie Giant: The Tommy Douglas Story (2006) A two part dramatic mini-series for CBC Television.
  • 2030 CE (2002) A Saskatchewan - Manitoba - Alberta Co-production between Minds Eye Entertainment, Buffalo Gal Pictures, Yan Moore Productions Ltd., Angela Bruce Productions Inc and Minds Eye International for YTV.
  • Just Cause (2001) A 22 episode legal drama series produced for PAX (W Network).
  • MythQuest (2001) A 13 episode series produced for PBS.
  • Prairie Berry Pie (1998) A 26 episode children's series produced for Global Television Network.
  • Mentors (1998) A 52 episode series produced for Family Channel.
  • Incredible Story Studio (1997) A 65 episode series for YTV.

References

  1. "Universal Picks Up Minds Eye copro The Unsaid". Playback. 2002-10-14. Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  2. "Seoul Drama Awards, Winners List". Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  3. "Minds Eye Entertainment IMDb Profile". Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  4. "Hit List of Top 10 Renting DVDS". Business Journals. 2010-03-09. Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  5. "Giant proves pretty big for CBC". Playback. 2006-03-20. Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  6. "2008 Gemini Awards IMDB". Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  7. "Made in Saskatchewan Feature Film Wins Two Genie Awards". SaskFilm. 2004-05-04. Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  8. "Focus Lands on Showcase Awards". Leader-Post. 2008-03-27. Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
  9. "2004 Leo Awards IMDB". Retrieved 2012-05-31. 
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