Barbara Dunkelman Email & Phone Number

Austin, Texas, United States

I play the part of Yang Xiao Long in the hit anime series RWBY, as well as voiced other animated characters in Red vs. Blue, Camp Camp, Fairy Tail, and Tales from the Stinky Dragon.

Austin, Texas, United States

I have a plethora of on-camera experience over the past 12 years. During this time I have hosted and show-ran a women-led podcast about relationships and mental health titled "Always Open", and starred in other weekly podcasts such as the Rooster Teeth Podcast, Tales from the Stinky Dragon, and more. I have appeared in other live-action productions such as comedy shorts, game shows, the horror film "Blood Fest", and multiple other non-scripted series such as "Million Dollars But", "Last Laugh", "Survive Block Island", and more. I feel very comfortable in hosting positions, both scripted and non-scripted roles. and thrive in collaborative groups and ensembles.

Austin, Texas, United States

I was the Creative Director for two sets of brands during this time - our live action comedy department, which shifted into a social media-first brand. With this new brand, our focus was to grow on TikTok & Instagram primarily, and create successful video content and recurring series. During my time in this role, we took our channels from scratch to nearly 800k followers across platforms, and created hundreds of viral videos. I challenged myself to learn more about vertical video content creation and how to adapt to consumer behaviors.

Austin, Texas, United States

I oversaw both the Community and Social Media team, leading strategy and communication for both areas of business. In this role, I managed Rooster Teeth's various social media platforms, crafted monthly community newsletters, organized community events, and managed multiple employees in each department. During this time, I was awarded the 2014 Statesman Social Media award for my work with Rooster Teeth, and developed the voice and audience for all the channels,

Austin, Texas, United States

As Co-Director of a yearly gaming convention which grew to an attendance of over 60,000 people at its peak, I worked with our convention services team, coordinated event volunteers, and was responsible for the event programming. In addition, I worked alongside an app developer to create a custom event app to assist attendees and vendors leading up to and at the event.