| Name | Natalie Tran |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Natalie Tyler Tran |
| Birth date | July 23, 1986 |
| Birth place | Sydney, Australia |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Years active | 2006-present |
| Known for | Sketch comedy, vlogging |
| Website | CommunityChannel |
| Web alias | communitychannel, natalietran |
| Web host service | YouTube, Myspace, Facebook, Twitter |
| Phrase | Hi, your mum rates me! |
Tran has more than 852,148 subscribers and more than 330 million views. This popularity has led to media coverage and appearances in The Sydney Morning Herald, B&T; Magazine, Venus Zine. Der Spiegel, Báo Viêt Luận Online, Việt Tribune, VnExpress, Triple J, and the Hot30 Countdown. Her defence of Vegemite in response to a YouTube video by Ben Going was featured on the Australian television programme A Current Affair on February 2007, as part of the Vegemite wars segment. Tran's most viewed video had over 20 million views in March, 2010 and the number of views has grown significantly since then.
Tran has been recognized for her creative work and popularity on the Internet in various ways. Tran was one of the Australian YouTube celebrities invited to talk about the site at the launch of YouTube Australia in 2007. She is presently enlisted by The Sydney Morning Herald as a contributor and Real World Correspondent to their technology vlog Digital Life, complementing main presenter and journalist Séamus Byrne. Although her original skits are specifically written and created for Digital Life, they are produced almost entirely in the same manner and style as her YouTube material. Tran was a presenter at "Creative Sydney" in May, 2009 at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Tran was nominated for "Best YouTube Channel or Personality" and "Funniest YouTube Channel" by Mashable in their 2009 Open Web Awards. Tran was one of the presenters at the 2010 Entertainment Gathering (EG) convention in Monterey, California. In 2010, Tran was a presenter at ideaCity in Toronto, Canada. In 2010, the analytics firm TubeMogul placed Tran at #10 on their list of top ten earners from YouTube advertising. According to TubeMogul, Tran earned $101,000 and had 138,871,829 views. Tran was included on the TC Candler "Most Beautiful Faces 2010" list.
Category:1986 births Category:Living people Category:Australian people of Vietnamese descent Category:People from Sydney Category:University of New South Wales alumni Category:Video bloggers Category:YouTube video producers
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