Title: Heroes (American TV series)
Content:  Eric Grenaudier and John Han of Stargate Digital are the visual effects supervisors and Mark Spatny is the visual effects producer for Heroes. They work with visual effects animators Anthony Ocampo and Ryan Wieber, who are also from Stargate. The series visual effects consist of blue screens and 2D and 3D animation. The visual effects for the series are created after the scene is shot in post-production, unlike special effects, which are incorporated into the scenes during filming. Notable visual effects include radioactive Ted in "Company Man", Nathan flying from Mr. Bennet and The Haitian in "Hiros", and Hiro's time freezing encounter with the schoolgirl in the red bow in 
Title: Heroes (American TV series)
Content:  Heroes is an American superhero drama television series created by Tim Kring that appeared on NBC for four seasons from September 25, 2006 to February 8, 2010. The series tells the stories of ordinary people who discover that they have superhuman abilities and how these abilities take effect in the characters' lives as they work together to prevent catastrophic futures. The series emulates the aesthetic style and storytelling of American comic books, using multi-episode story arcs that build upon a larger, more encompassing narrative. The series was produced by Tailwind Productions in association with Universal Media Studios. It was filmed primarily in Los Angeles, California. Four complete seasons aired, ending on February 8, 2010. The critically acclaimed first season had a run of 23 episodes and garnered an average of 14.3 million viewers in the United States, receiving the highest rating for an NBC drama premiere in five years. 
Title: Heroes (2008 film)
Content: Director: Samir Karnik ; Script and dialog: Samir Karnik, Aseem Arora ; Story: Aseem Arora ; Producers: Bharat Shah, Vikas Kapoor, Samir Karnik ; Directors of photography: Binod Pradhan, Gopal Shah ; Stunts: Peter Hein ; Music: Monty Sharma (credited as Monty), Sajid–Wajid ; Lyrics: Jalees Sherwani, Rahul B. Seth ; Editor: Sanjay Sankla ; Production designer: Jitendra Kawa ; Costumes: Shamayel Khan ; Choreography: Piyush Panchal 
Title: Heroes (season 1)
Content:  • James Kyson Lee as Ando Masahashi • Zachary Quinto as Gabriel Gray/Sylar • Ashley Crow as Sandra Bennet • Jimmy Jean-Louis as Haitian • Cristine Rose as Angela Petrelli • Thomas Dekker as Zach • Lisa Lackey as Janice Parkman • Matthew John Armstrong as Ted Sprague • Christopher Eccleston as Claude Rains • Nora Zehetner as Eden McCain • Clea DuVall as Audrey Hanson • Randall Bentley as Lyle Bennet • Missy Peregrym as Candice Wilmer • Danielle Savre as Jackie Wilcox • Eric Roberts as Eric Thompson • Adair Tishler as Molly Walker • Rena Sofer as Heidi Petrelli • Malcolm McDowell as Daniel Linderman
Title: Heroes (Commodores album)
Content: Commodores – producers, arrangements ; James Anthony Carmichael – producers, arrangements ; Calvin Harris – engineer, mixing ; Jane Clark – engineer, mixing ; Chris Bellman – mastering ; Suzee Ikeda – production manager ; JoAnn Geffen – package coordinator ; Ginny Livingston – art direction ; Tom Nikosey – art direction, cover art ; Gene Gurley – photography ; Benjamin Ashburn – management 
Title: Heroes of the City
Content: Production: Ruta Ett DVD AB ; Executive producer: Pelle Ferner ; Creative consultant: Lennart Blixt ; Voice recording: Hippeis Media ; Music: Joakim Karlsson ; Soundeffects: Elin Ferner ; Editing: Pelle Ferner ; Actors: Fiona Ash, Jennie Kirk, Joyce Jones, Andrew Pushkin, Lisa Hanam, James Williams, Oscar Teare, Thomas Fuller, Erik Stredwick, Jon Milward, Rachel Redfern and Dave Jolly ; Heroes of the city was created by: Ruta Ett DVD AB ; Director: Pelle Ferner ; Script writer: Elin Ferner ; Storyboard: Carolina Årnäs ; Art director: Mattias Wennerfalk ; Animation ; Executive Producer: Shambhoo Phalke ; Animation Director: Rahul Patil ; Production Manager: Rakesh Tatia ; Production Executive: Sonal Aswale ; Animation Team Lead: Krishnaparasad CT ; Reliance Media Works Ltd ; Ruta ett DVD-PRODUKTION, Your Family Entertainment (credited as yourfamily entertainment) ; © Ruta Ett DVD AB 2012 
Title: Heroes (American TV series)
Content:  Media responding to recent plummeting ratings, it was Kring himself who fired Alexander and Loeb because the duo refused to continue character-driven stories that made the first season popular from the start. In December 2008, Bryan Fuller signed a 2-year deal with Universal Media Studios after the cancellation of his ABC series Pushing Daisies. He rejoined the writing staff of Heroes starting with the 20th episode of season three and had a "key role in the writing and direction" of the series. However, on June 22 it was revealed that Fuller left Heroes to work on other projects. On April 28, 2009, director/producer Greg Beeman was fired by NBC.
Title: War Heroes (comics)
Content:  In September 2008 it was announced that War Heroes had been optioned by Columbia Pictures, with Michael DeLuca as producer and Millar taking an executive producer role.
Title: Heroes (American TV series)
Content:  Heroes began development early in 2006, when Tim Kring, creator of NBC's Crossing Jordan, came up with the show's concept. Kring wanted to create a "large ensemble saga" that would connect with the audience. He began thinking about how big, scary and complicated he felt the world is, and wanted to create a character-driven series about people who could do something about it. Kring felt that a cop or medical drama did not have characters that were big enough to save the world. He came up with the thought of superheroes; ordinary people who would discover extraordinary abilities, while still rooted in the real world and in reality. Casting directors Jason La Padura and Natalie Hart brought forth a cast of 
Title: Heroes (season 1)
Content:  Heroes began development early in 2006, when Tim Kring, creator of NBC's Crossing Jordan, came up with the show's concept. Kring wanted to create a "large ensemble saga" that would connect with the audience. He began thinking about how big, scary and complicated he felt the world is, and wanted to create a character-driven series about people who could do something about it. Kring felt that a cop or medical drama did not have characters that were big enough to save the world. He came up with the thought of superheroes; ordinary people who would discover extraordinary abilities, while still rooted in the real world and in reality. Casting directors Jason La Padura and Natalie Hart brought forth a cast of 

Question: Who was the producer of Heroes?
Answer: Tim Kring.
Richard Timothy "Tim" Kring.
Richard Timothy Kring.