Serving as Graphics Producer at the time, I assisted the third-party production company used for the 2011 NHL All Star Game to ensure we had creative for all of PNC Arena's [then RBC Center's] videoboards. This helped create a synergistic look and feel to all videoboards during the event.
During both the SuperSkills and All Star Game, I served as Technical Director for the in-house broadcast.
(Photo: Emilee Behrendt)
In March, 2012, the RBC Center officially became PNC Arena. The goal of the evening's festivities was to help solidify the name change in the minds of the fan base by both exploiting the history of the venue while showing the excitement of things to come.
We rented a full-ice video projection system from Dangers (Linked Here) and built out three specific full-video-board and full-ice videos as keystone moments during the night.
I served as Executive Producer for all video content and for the in-game broadcast as Director of CanesVision & In-Game Marketing.
(Photo: News & Observer)
In 2013, the Carolina Hurricanes completely changed their home and away uniforms for the first time in the team's history. It was my responsibility to come up with a layout and flow for the media event that introduced the new uniforms to the press and select members of the public.
Along with several pre-packaged videos my department pieced together, we also streamed the event live through the Hurricanes video player.
I served as Executive Producer of the pre-production and the Press Event as Director of CanesVision & In-Game Marketing.
(Photo: Gregg Forwerck)
