1. Scott Trowbridge is an American entertainment creator currently serving as Portfolio Creative Executive for Walt Disney Imagineering, the design and production division for Disney Parks, Experiences and Products; a division of the Walt Disney Company.
Scott Trowbridge grew up in the suburbs of St Louis, Missouri where he attended Lindbergh High School.
Scott Trowbridge worked with Los Angeles' famous Groundlings improvisational comedy troupe and school.
Scott Trowbridge continued to lead project teams on new attractions like Universal's Revenge of the Mummy which innovated the combination of traditional dark ride techniques with roller-coaster thrills.
Scott Trowbridge made the announcement in a live webcast from Dumbledore's office set at Leavesden Studios alongside Stuart Craig, the Production Designer of the Potter films.
In October 2007, the Orlando Sentinel newspaper reported that Scott Trowbridge was leaving Universal to join Disney.
Scott Trowbridge is not known to have commented on the reasons behind the change.
Scott Trowbridge has often advocated for new forms of immersive experience combining artificial characters, more personal experiences and more interactive experiences.
In 2015, Scott Trowbridge told The Verge about Disney's elaborate ARG that pulled participants into the backstory of the film Tomorrowland.
Scott Trowbridge invented many patents around the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, or drones In 2012, Disney unveiled a physical flying fire-breathing dragon, which Scott Trowbridge worked on, as part of the opening of New Fantasyland at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.