Video interview with Lisa Meeches (3)

In part three of this four-part NSI interview series, Lisa Meeches, president of Eagle Vision, discusses her other role as program manager of the National Screen Institute’s New Voices program, which offers film and TV training for emerging Aboriginal filmmakers. (Recorded in June 2008)

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Video interview with Lisa Meeches (3)

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