Shinca Entertainment, formerly Shinca Productions, is an American entertainment company in Burbank, California, established in October 2005 by actor and producer Shin Koyamada and his wife, TED Talk speaker and producer Nia Lyte. The company's divisions include Shinca Pictures as the film and television unit, Shinca Comics as the American comic book and manga unit and Shinca Studios as the video game and stickers unit. History In October 2005, Shinca Productions was initially established by Shin Koyamada and Nia Lyte to produce an American television talk show titled The Nia Lyte Show (2005), targeting Hispanic audience in the United States and Latin America. After producing the show in 2006, the company expanded its business to a film production, which was Koyamada's childhood dream to produce an action movie, and later produced an action and drama film titled Good Soil (2007), directed by Craig Shimahara, about Jinbei Masuda, a Japanese Christian of the samurai class, draws his strength from his faith, family, and fencing. In 2008, Koyamada and Lyte started developing a comic book story with an comic book illustrator and writer Travis Moore, who later illustrated for DC Comics' Freedom Fighters, Justice Society of America, Wonder Woman, Titan, The Green Team, Sword of Sorcery. In 2009, they established a comic book company called Laizen Comics to produce and publish its first American comic book titled The Dreamhoppers (2009), an action adventure about the supernatural powers given to certain people known as Dreamhoppers. These guardians of the Dreamworld can transform their human forms into fantasy characters and enter dreams in order to save one from the evils in the Dreamworld. The Dreamhoppers was distributed to many different comic book stores throughout the United States in 2010. In 2011, Shinca Pictures established a joint venture called Spirit Show Network with a producer Claudia Hallowell, to produce and distribute television miniseries about fashion, art, music, love and earth. In the first show, they produced Spirit Fashion Show, featuring famous fashion designers such as Sue Wong, Ximena Valero, Mike Vensel, Sarah Nami Ahn, Octavio Carlin, Henry Duarte, Thai Nguyen and others who showcased their fashions at Los Angeles Fashion Week in Los Angeles, California in 2012. In the second show, Spirit Art Show featured many famous and upcoming artists, including Mark Strickland of Los Angeles, Clement Hanami and world-famous artists from Pageant of the Masters of Laguna Beach, California, connecting in depth with the