Eagle Eye Productions

Fed up with the culture and toxic nature of the construction companies Forrest had worked at, one day he up and quit his job in construction management knowing that there had to be a change. Forrest, owner of Eagle Eye Productions loved his industry and saw a cultural decline from his years in the field and the office. There was one problem however... . There were great things about the blue collar world. Great people, great companies and wonderful people to do work for, but no one was showing them off. Their stories were not being told and it was near impossible to find good companies to work for or good employees to help build an existing company culture. There had to be a way of fixing this issue. There, Eagle Eye Productions was born. With a focus on people and telling the true, gritty, and genuine blue collar stories. The construction industry is different from any other industry. It cannot be treated with traditional marketing techniques. There has to be a higher purpose than just growing profits. It has to be the growth of the people within the industry and in turn the industry itself. The profits will follow. The Blue-collar industry has never had a good name when it comes to taking care of people. There has historically been a bad taste about entering the trades. An idea that you cannot make a living and you will always be treated poorly. This is changing. We are creating a community to make the blue-collar world a place to be proud again. Our mission of creating a community is not something we can accomplish alone. Through our partners and support from everyone in the industry, we can make that community a reality and drive people to make those accomplishments that would have been called crazy before. Limitless boundaries are possible through each other. This industry is nothing without the quality people that work in it. There are a lot of bad apples, but that is changing. The people who have values, character and loyalty are making a difference. Building our communities. Those are the stories worth ...Read More