Kevin Shea
Kevin Shea was an actor and producer, known for Sasquatch Assault (2009), Animal (2014) and Remains (2011). He died on March 22, 2021 in Norwalk, Connecticut, USA.
Kevin Shen
Kevin Shen is an actor, known for Unlocked (2017), Close (2019) and A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby (2019).
Kevin Shinick
Kevin Shinick is an Emmy award winning writer as well as an actor, director and multiple Annie award winning producer. Having earned a pop culture pedigree by working alongside George Lucas, directing Stan Lee, collaborating with the rock band KISS and helping Mike Tyson solve a few mysteries, Shinick is perhaps best known for his work on the shows Robot Chicken (1 Emmy award/ 3 Annie awards) and MAD (1 Emmy nomination/ 1 Annie nomination) an animated series he created for Cartoon Network, based on the iconic humor magazine. Kevin is also a writer for Marvel Comics: Superior Carnage, Avenging Spider-Man and AXIS: Hobgoblin (The latter nominated for Best Mini-Series of 2014) and has the distinction of having written and directed the first ever feature length stage adaptation of Spider-Man, which played to sold out houses at Radio City Music Hall and toured the country long before the current Broadway incarnation. Kevin has written for DC Comics, Disney Publishing, Lucasfilm Animation, EA Games, Comedy Central's Ugly Americans and most recently, the animated feature: Scooby Doo and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery. Kevin has voiced characters on The Cleveland Show, MAD, Robot Chicken, Ugly Americans, Titan Maximum and The Looney Tunes Show. As an actor, he has performed in over a half a dozen Broadway shows, numerous TV and film projects and as the host of the Emmy award winning series, Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? - A popular 90s science fiction quiz show that landed him in the pages of Teen magazines, onto trading cards and into his own Action Figure.
Kevin Shulman
Kevin Shulman is an American award winning Feature Film and music video Director, Writer and Producer. He was born and raised in Los Angeles, California into a military family, the youngest son of two public school teachers. He began film making in his adolescence and later went to film school for directing and cinematography at Brooks Insitute of photography in Santa Barbara . While in college he also worked for three time academy award nominee Diane Ladd, until being signed to the commercial production company Raging Nation as a music video Director at age 21. As a Director and Producer of over 100 music videos he has worked with such artists as Jason Derulo, The Game, Omarion, Billy Morrison and Academy Award winners, Three 6 Mafia. His videos have aired all over the world on MTV, BET and VH1, and racked up millions and millions of hits on Youtube. Kevin is also the Director of the critically acclaimed political horror short, Eyes of Samir starring Tony Todd , which was called the "The best horror short of 2007" by the Rue Morgue magazine and was also covered as being "provocative and even infuriating" by the Denver Post. Recently he directed the short film Paddys in the boot (starring renowned Irish Actors, Kevin Ryan and Eoin Macken), which has won awards at Boston and London International Film Festival and was shortlisted for the 2015 Academy Awards. This year, Kevin and his producing partner Jeremy Rosen announced production, via Deadline, of their financed film adaptation of The Family, a NY Times bestseller on the Charles Manson murders and incarceration of the Manson Girls . The film is written by award winning screenwriter Guinevere Turner (American Psycho) and is being helmed by Internationally acclaimed director, Mary Harron (American Pyscho). Kevin has recently extended his body of work to TV, with Her Dark Past, a feature film directed for Television and premiering on the Lifetime network in early 2017.
Kevin Sibley
Kevin Sibley is an actor and composer, known for Law & Order (1990), Fringe (2008) and Brutus Black (2012).
Kevin Siegelbaum
Kevin Siegelbaum is known for God Will Listen, Crossroads and 4th & 44.
Kevin Sifuentes
Kevin Sifuentes is an actor, writer, artist and filmmaker. Originally from Texas, Kevin studied and earned a BFA degree from the University of Southern California's prestigious Theatre School Of Performing Arts. As a filmmaker Kevin has produced, directed and written several short films that have toured the film festival circuit. Kevin has loved using his creative skills to work with fine organizations such as The Virginia Avenue Project, Will Power To Youth, Native Voices At The Autry, Mentor Artists Playwrights Project and About Productions whose projects focus on bringing the theatre and playwright experience to to promote youth empowerment, creative education, cross-cultural and intergenerational dialogue, through community development, creative workshops, and professional presentations. In addition Kevin has also worked with ENCOMPASS, The National Council of Community and Justice (NCCJ), and The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA).
Kevin Sim
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Kevin Sizemore
Kevin Sizemore is an actor and producer born and raised in Princeton, West Virginia. Kevin caught the acting bug when he was cast in a Maxwell House Coffee commercial during his senior year of high school and then attended The Art Institute of Pittsburgh and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. After traveling the country doing theater, he settled in Los Angeles. Kevin is married to celebrity personal trainer, author and host of the podcast "Health Interrupted" Gina Lombardi. They have one son, actor Gunnar Sizemore who is known for his role as Micah Brenner on the TV series Nashville and the voice of many beloved characters animated films and series such as BAO in "Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny" and Jason in Emmy winning "Craig of the Creek" to name only a few. Gunnar is also an up and coming writer and director.
Kevin Skousen
Kevin Skousen was born on October 8, 1959 in Long Beach, California, USA. He is an actor, known for The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992), MacGruber (2010) and Quantum Leap (1989).