Matthew Miller (b. 1988)

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Born:
November 17, 1988

Matthew Miller is the Senior Director of Technology & Business Development at Orlando Informer and has an incredible history as a theme park technologist and roller coaster designer. Matthew is a world-renowned theme park senior executive and innovation catalyst who has crafted extraordinary guest experiences millions of tourists enjoy annually.  Matthew has helped create world-class attractions for both Disney Imagineering and Universal Creative. Spending most of the past decade at Universal Destinations & Experiences, Matthew helped develop attractions for the theme parks in Orlando, Hollywood, Beijing, and Osaka.  While working around the globe, Matthew received numerous awards & accolades, even being granted a patent for his research and development of interactive wearable technologies (Patent: US20210383644A1). His work can be found in many theme parks today, as he helped deliver iconic attractions such as Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem 3D, Transformers: The Ride 3D, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, and Super Nintendo World.  As a theme park technologist, he was instrumental in the production of several movies and TV series filmed on-location at the theme parks. Matthew is originally from Wewahitchka, FL. He credits most of his success to lessons learned and relationships built in his extraordinary hometown.

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