Gamecaster
World Gaming League™

Gamecaster, Inc. is a media, entertainment and technology-licensing Company engaged in the development, production and marketing of video game tournaments and related television programs for broadcast worldwide in all media, the sale of corporate sponsorships for such tournaments and television programs, the licensing or sale of Gamecaster-branded merchandise, and the licensing or sale of patented Gamecaster Cybercam S3 technology and related services. The Company’s management and advisory team has decades of experience in the sports, television and video games industries, and has produced high-profile TV franchises, including the CBS Olympics, the World Series, NFL, PGA Tour, U.S. Open, NCAA Tournaments, and the hit Comedy Central TV, toy and video game franchise BattleBots.

Gamecaster Management and Advisory Team

David MacIntosh
President and CEO  | 

Mr. MacIntosh founded Gamecaster in June 2000. Under Mr. MacIntosh's leadership, Gamecaster developed and launched a legitimate brand, two video game tournaments, a television series, and three generations of Gamecaster Cybercam technology; a remarkable advance in virtual camera control which enables camera operators to film within virtual environments with the precision and fluidity of real-life camera equipment. Additionally, Mr. MacIntosh developed Gamecaster's substantial intellectual property portfolio, the depth and breadth of which includes a granted patent and registered trademarks encompassing domestic and international territories. Prior to founding Gamecaster, Mr. MacIntosh was the Director of Broadcast Operations at Horizon, one of the largest churches in Southern California with over one hundred organizations around the world. Prior to his position at Horizon, Mr. MacIntosh worked at the leading motion picture visual effects company Digital Domain, and attended the UCLA Extension Film and Television Program. In his early years, Mr. MacIntosh wrote, produced, directed and edited commercials, music videos, a documentary, an infomercial, and an independent feature film.

Greg Munson
Vice President  | 

Mr. Munson serves as Gamecaster’s Vice President and assists the Company with the development, production and marketing of Gamecaster’s video game tournaments and related television programs. In addition to serving Gamecaster, Mr. Munson is also the President of BattleBots, which is a leading event organizer in the sport of robotic combat and one of the highest rated TV series in the history of the Comedy Central cable network. Mr. Munson has produced five successful seasons of BattleBots competitions, with hundreds of competitors and thousands of live spectators. Additionally, Mr. Munson developed the BattleBots Tournament Management Application that manages the competition logistics, including competitor registration and check-in, single and double elimination bracket creation, seeding, ranking, byes and scheduling. Mr. Munson also oversees BattleBots IQ, an educational program dedicated to empowering students through a process of applied learning in math, science and engineering.

Rick Gentile
Advisory Board Member  | 

Prior to joining Gamecaster, Mr. Gentile was the Senior Vice President of CBS Sports, where he executive produced three Olympic Games, including Lillehammer, which were the highest-rated Olympics and the most-watched event in the history of television. Additionally, Mr. Gentile oversaw production of two World Series, two seasons of NFL play, five NCAA tournaments, five seasons of PGA golf including five Masters Tournaments, and five U.S. Opens. Mr. Gentile has been awarded ten Emmy Awards throughout the course of his impressive career.

Bill Attinger
Advisory Board Member  | 

In 1994, Mr. Attinger launched his first company, StickWorld, which featured 200 of Mr. Attinger's creations. By the end of 1996, StickWorld had accounted for more than $25 million in sales. Mr. Attinger's stick figure characters were featured nationally through JCPenney, Robinsons May and other retail chains. In 1997, Mr. Attinger focused his efforts on his biggest passion - the children's market; his infant brand, Wee Witness, was licensed by Wal-Mart and developed into a special section of the store. Mr. Attinger has signed over a dozen key licenses and has been recognized by License Magazine as one of the "Top 40 Under 40" and "Top Ten to Watch."

Victor Lucas
Advisory Board Member  | 

In addition to being a valued member of the Gamecaster team, Mr. Lucas is also the Creator, Executive Producer and Co-host of the Telly Award-winning, video game TV series The Electric Playground, which is the longest running video game-related TV series, premiering in 1997. Additionally, Mr. Lucas is the Creator, Executive Producer and Co-host of Judgment Day, the weekly, half-hour video game review series for Comcast's G4, the 24/7 TV network dedicated to video games and the "gamer" lifestyle. Through his company, Greedy Productions, Ltd., Mr. Lucas has produced, directed and edited documentaries, specials, corporate videos and video game multimedia content. Mr. Lucas is also a respected video game journalist that has written hundreds of articles and reviews for various publications and has been interviewed by newspapers, television and radio outlets across North America.

Tommy Tallarico
Advisory Board Member  | 

In addition to being a valued member of the Gamecaster team, Mr. Tallarico is also the President of Tommy Tallarico Studios, Inc., the multimedia industry's largest audio production house. As one of the most successful video game composers in history, Mr. Tallarico has helped revolutionize the video gaming world. Mr. Tallarico's audio has been featured in top video games including Madden Football, Tony Hawk Pro Skater, Earthworm Jim, Spider-Man, Unreal, The Terminator, Disney's Aladdin, Cool Spot, Metroid Prime, Maximo, Tomorrow Never Dies, Blitz Football, Pac-Man, Knockout Kings, Twisted Metal and Time Crisis. Mr. Tallarico has won over 20 industry awards for best video game audio and has worked on more than 200 games with combined sales of more than 50 million units and two billion dollars. Mr. Tallarico has consulted for Fortune 500 companies such as Intel, Sony, Microsoft and Apple as well as audio companies including DTS, Dolby, Roland and Creative Labs. Mr. Tallarico has given lectures and speeches all over the world on audio and video games, which include his keynote at the 1999 Game Developers Conference, and 2000 MILIA (the multimedia conference in Cannes, France). He also teaches courses and has been the guest speaker at many schools, organizations & universities such as UCLA & Full Sail University.

John Varley
Advisory Board Member  | 

Mr. Varley has over 15 years of management experience with both public and private companies. Mr. Varley founded Esports Arena and helped develop the company's system for building multiplayer computer game centers in multiplex cinema auditoriums. The company's demonstrated business concept has received accolades from the press, industry insiders and customers alike for delivering a truly exceptional gaming experience. Prior to Esports Arena, Mr. Varley was the CEO of BattleTop, a world leader in game tournaments and gamer competition technologies, where he led the company's expansion by developing operations in the UK, Germany, France, Canada, Mexico, China and Japan. At Virtual Gaming Technologies (NASDAQ: VGTI), Mr. Varley operated an Internet game zone in seven languages and 57 countries, and introduced the first Internet credit card processing approved by VISA International. Mr. Varley is a Certified Public Accountant (Delaware), a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and a lifetime member of Mensa. He holds a BA in Economics from UCLA, and an MBA in Finance from San Diego State University.