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Kevin Shinick Named Showrunner for Exile Content Studio’s Lil’ Heroes Animated TV Series

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Wednesday, October 19, 2022
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Kevin Shinick has been named showrunner for Exile Content Studios Lil Heroes animated television series, it was announced today by Daniel Eilemberg, co-founder and CEO of Lil Heroes and Stephen Davis, Exile Kids and Animation Executive Producer, and former CCO of Hasbro, whose past credits include Transformers, My Little Pony and Power Rangers, among many others.

Key Points: 
  • Kevin Shinick has been named showrunner for Exile Content Studios Lil Heroes animated television series, it was announced today by Daniel Eilemberg, co-founder and CEO of Lil Heroes and Stephen Davis, Exile Kids and Animation Executive Producer, and former CCO of Hasbro, whose past credits include Transformers, My Little Pony and Power Rangers, among many others.
  • Eilemberg said, Kevin has had a part in the creation of some of the most iconic brands in entertainment and its a privilege to have him as the showrunner of the Lil Heroes animated series.
  • Exile Content Studio creates content in Spanish and English for a global audience across multiple platforms TV, Film, Audio, and Digital.
  • Lil Heroes is a brand and entertainment franchise created by Spanish artist Edgar Plans, in partnership with Exile Content Studio.

MAD Magazine Creative Team Joins Award-Winning The Idea Integration Co. and Together They're on a Mission to Redefine Advertising

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Wednesday, January 26, 2022
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The founder of The Idea Integration Co. Saul Colt holds this position, "Advertising has gotten boring.

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  • The founder of The Idea Integration Co. Saul Colt holds this position, "Advertising has gotten boring.
  • "Data shows that even in uncertain times, 75% of a brand's audience is asking for humor in their advertising.
  • I look forward to having the creative powerhouses from MAD Magazine as part of our firm," Mr. Colt added.
  • Most recently, The Idea Integration Inc added the creative team from Mad Magazine to work on the advertising side of the business.