Eagle Eye Entertainment

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Eagle Eye Entertainment is a Minnesota based non-profit entertainment company. Founded in 2002, then called 'Eagle Films', a monkier under which they published no films. In late 2004 the name was changed to 'American Eagle Films' until the company finally became 'Eagle Eye Entertainment' in 2005. The company now has two branches; 'Eagle Eye Movies' and 'Ealge Eye Games', though the games section has no announced projects and will not open until 2007. 'Eagle Eye Movies' has produced over ten short films (listed below) with hopes to add more, such as a sequel to DS Obbessed and a full-length, three film series titled Villain in 2007, along with several other intermittent shorts and such.