David Storm began his career with the Orlando Magic organization as the video control roommanaging producer and helped open the Amway Center in 2010. In his current role as directorof broadcast technology and services, Storm is responsible for providing strategic vision andoperational leadership for all broadcast technology and audio/video services and resources at theAmway Center and all other Orlando Magic facilities, including the center hung video boards, LED,digital… Show more David Storm began his career with the Orlando Magic organization as the video control roommanaging producer and helped open the Amway Center in 2010. In his current role as directorof broadcast technology and services, Storm is responsible for providing strategic vision andoperational leadership for all broadcast technology and audio/video services and resources at theAmway Center and all other Orlando Magic facilities, including the center hung video boards, LED,digital signage and technology infrastructure.Prior to joining the Magic, Storm worked in Major League Baseball for the Cincinnati Reds, managing thein-arena production and video control room HD upgrade in 2008 and the opening of the new Great American BallPark in 2003. Storm began his career in professional sports in 1999 with the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals, planning andopening of Paul Brown Stadium. The Amway Center is Storm’s third brand-new sports facility construction experienceand fourth new video control room.Before entering the world of live sports production, Storm worked in audio, video and graphics production withCurtis Inc. and Paradigm Communications in Cincinnati, Ohio, after earning two bachelor’s degrees from NorthernKentucky University in 1997. Show less