Austin Harrison has worked in digital media for 20 years, including being hired by NetRatings to build the company’s initial audience panel. (NetRatings went public in 1999, and Nielsen acquired the remaining 40% of the company in 2007 for $327 Million.)  He was the founder and CEO of online animation company MediaTrip, which received critical acclaim for its digital animation (including an Entertainment Weekly A+ rating and “Internet Phenom of the Year” and listing on Fortune Magazine’s Best Entertainment sites of the Year). Austin is the CEO of Noble Transmission, a digital media company launching IP. Noble Transmission’s first series (co-created by Austin), Wild Blue Yonder Book #1, was released in 2013 to critical acclaim and sales success. The “Wild Blue Yonder” graphic novel was Amazon’s “Best of the Month” in the top ten for May of 2015 and was selected by the American Library Association (YALSA) as one of the 100 Great Graphic Novels for Teens. Austin developed Noble Transmission’s partnership with G–BASE (actor/producer Gerard Butler and Alan Siegel’s production company) on the “Wild Blue Yonder” franchise.  Austin co-created CASTER in partnership with Common & Derek Dudley’s Freedom Road Productions and Gerard Butler and Alan Siegel’s G-BASE featuring original music from Academy Award, 3x Grammy and Emmy Award winner Common. Austin started his studies at Emory University and graduated from the University of Southern California.