Matthew Miller (b. 1988)

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Alias:
America's Theme Park Technologist

Born:
November 17, 1988

Matthew Miller is America’s Theme Park Technologist—a visionary creative executive whose work bridges imagination and innovation at the highest level of immersive entertainment.  As Director of Creative Strategy & Portfolio at Innovated Studios, Matthew leads global initiatives that span theme parks, cruise lines, and emerging media. His approach blends narrative design with cutting-edge technology, crafting experiences that don’t just entertain—they transport.  His career began at Universal Destinations & Experiences, where he helped bring to life cultural landmarks like The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Super Nintendo World. At Orlando Informer, he transformed a niche brand into a global fan community, redefining what it means to connect with audiences in real time. Along the way, he earned a U.S. patent (US20210383644A1) for interactive wearable technologies and became a trusted voice in national media, with appearances on E! News, NBC, and more.  Matthew’s mission is simple yet profound: to build things that make people believe. Because in his world, curiosity isn’t just a trait—it’s the engine of every great story. And the best stories often begin in the most unexpected places. His began in Wewahitchka, Florida.

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