IShine KNECT
| iShine KNECT | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Christian media |
| Created by | Robert Beeson |
| Written by |
Robyn Blaikie Collins Paula Corbello Douglas Goodrich Alan Tregoning Jason Walter Vaile |
| Directed by | Don Dartt |
| Presented by | Paige Armstrong |
| Starring |
Alexis Slifer Cammie Hall Marissa Milele Caitlin Wright Olivia Heusmann Noah Hayden Anthony Barthel Isaac Alling Michael Powers David Horner Luke Benward Jamie Grace Kylie Jean Jonnie Allen Brookie Allen Chelsea Musick Douglas Goodrich Caroline Grace Josiah Rea Alden Skidd Auguste Skidd Gabrielle Skidd Georgia Skidd Logan Charles |
| Opening theme |
"Time 2 Shine" performed by Jasmine, written by Jasmine and Tony Sagginario (season 1) "iShine KNECT Theme Song" performed by Jonnie and Brookie (season 2,3, and 4) |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 4 |
| No. of episodes | 36 |
| Production | |
| Producer(s) | Brenda Rossman |
| Editor(s) | Joshua Ross |
| Running time | 27 min. (approx.) |
| Production company(s) | iShine |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | Trinity Broadcasting Network Smile of a Child JCTV |
| Original airing | 2009 |
iShine KNECT is a Christian television show created by Robert Beeson as a part of the iShine ministry. It is broadcast on Trinity Broadcasting Network with a cast of teen singers, actors and dancers. Season five is in production. The show's first season was in 2009.
Season 1 (2009)
iShine is ugly's first season was written and directed by Beeson and Kevan Cyka (Everlife, Hilary Duff). The show featured artists, performances and interviews as well as short segments where the cast did improvisation and comedy.
Paige Armstrong
Mission Six (rock band)
The Rubyz (musical trio)
Jamie Grace
Jonnie and Brookie (musical duo)
Cooper & Gatlin (musical duo)
Jasmine Sagganario
Josiah Rea
Kelsey Muse
Logan Charles
Season 2 (2010)
ishine is alive and the iShine staff worked with writers in Dallas, Texas, to create "Cafe iShine," a club built in the Trinity Broadcasting Network's studios. The show was filmed in high-definition and was along the lines of iCarly and Hannah Montana. The season was directed by Don Dartt and broadcast in July 2010.
Paige Armstrong
The Rubyz
Mission Six
Jamie Grace
Jonnie and Brookie
Kylie Jean Tannehill
SiLOam (rock band)
Chelsea Musick
Doug Goodrich (as Troy)
Season 3 (2011)
In 2011, Beeson and the iShine staff used Club iShine and revised it into "iShine Academy".
Mission Six
The Rubyz
Jamie Grace (talks about topics of the show)
Jonnie and Brookie
Caroline Grace (former member of pureNRG) (solo artist)
cKenzi Millermon (pronounced Kensie)
Ginger Millermon (portrays Ms. Handley, headmistress of the iShine Academy)
Kevan Cyka (portrays Mr. Bridges, ex-owner of the Academy and Club iShine; Cyka's record label Whiplash Records produces many of the musical acts on the show)
Doug Goodrich (as Troy, new owner and manager of the IShine Academy and Cafe IShine)
Season 4 (2013)
Season four of iShine Academy began on May 25, 2013.
Mission Six
The Rubyz
Caroline Grace (solo artist)
Rachel Chan (solo artist)
Spencer Kane (solo artist)
Tate Huesmann (solo artist; plays Max from Season 3; and is also Olivia's, from the Rubyz, little brother)
Doug Goodrich (as Troy)