Natalie Tran

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Natalie Tyler Tran (born 24 July 1986) is an Australian internet producer, actor, comedian, and writer who uses the term communitychannel on YouTube.

Her videos have been described as "charming, quirky, and amusing" and have earned her a following of over 1.8 million followers and 616 million views.

Early life and education

Natalie Tran was born in Auburn, New South Wales, Australia, on July 24, 1986, to migrant parents who came to Australia from Vietnam in 1981. Her mother used to practice law, but her father used literary lecturing. Isabel, Tran's sister, travelled with Tran's parents from Vietnam. Tran's mother worked in the postal service when the family was resettled in Sydney, while her father became a public school teacher. Tran credits her parents for her daughter's success, saying that they "endured so much to give my sister and I wonderful lives" that she did not have.

Tran was born in Auburn and attended primary school in Lidcombe. She attended Rosebank College in Five Dock before transferring to Meriden School, an Anglican all-girls school in Strathfield, where she graduated in 2004. She "wasn't really a fan" during her secondary school years, revealing, "I'm not a very innovative or highly applied student." She earned a degree in digital media after high school but continued to study and pursued a degree in education following her father's success. She worked in retail while attending the University of New South Wales.

Personal life

Tran became vegetarian in 2015 and later became vegan. Rowan Jones, a producer who appeared on The Project in 2011, began dating her in 2011. The two freelance videographers work together as freelance videographers as of 2015. She describes herself as an atheist.

Tran said in 2019 that she isolated herself and stopped posting YouTube videos due to her obsessive–compulsive disorder.

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Career

Tran began posting responses to other videos she had seen on her YouTube channel in 2006. Her material then consisted of observational comedy skits and vlogs, which mocked everyday life in which she played all of the characters and gave monologues throughout.

Tran was invited to attend the launch of YouTube Australia in 2007. On the Australian television show A Current Affair in February 2007, a video of her defending Vegemite was included. At Mashable's 2009 Open Web Awards, Tran was nominated for two awards for Best YouTube channel or Personality, as well as for Funniest YouTube channel. Tran began working with Lonely Planet in 2010 to produce a series of travel videos chronicling her travel around the world to destinations including Paris, New York City, Los Angeles, and Buenos Aires.

Tran was Australia's most subscribed-to YouTuber in 2009 and the 37th most subscribed-to-goal globally. She became the 18th most subscribed-to YouTuber in the world in 2010. According to TubeMogul, Tran was the 10th highest-earning YouTuber on the web in 2010, having earned over $101,000 in advertising sales from July 2009 to July 2010. She had over one million subscribers by 2011 by that time. Love Conundrums, the singer's first love advice series, debuted on her YouTube channel in 2013. She was included in the lineup at YouTube FanFest Australia 2015, where she appeared. She addressed Asian representation and stereotypes in the media in a Brown University lecture in April 2015. She appeared in Lilly Singh's promotional video for her #GirlLove campaign, which aimed to tackle gender profiling, as well as Shay Mitchell, Hannah Hart, and others in December 2015.

Critics applauded Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's video apology for breaking Australian biosecurity laws, in which she depicts them as being arrested at gunpoint while filming the film. Her Valentine's Day video, in which she serenaded her partner while playing video games using a virtual reality headset, gained traction online in February 2017. In September 2016, she became an ambassador for YouTube's Creators for Change campaign. On her YouTube channel in December 2017, she released White Male Asian Female, a 40-minute documentary about negative attitudes between Asian women and Caucasian men, as well as her own. Launch Show, a video guide segment for the 2019 Sydney Film Festival, was produced in May 2019.

Tran served as a Sydney reporter for The Project's The Whip from 2010 to 2011. Helen made her debut film appearance in the 2013 romantic comedy film Goddess. She appeared on sketch comedy show The Slot from 2017 to 2018. In the role of Jacinta, the ex-wife of protagonist Ray, portrayed by series creator Scott Ryan, she appeared in all three seasons of the FX series Mr Inbetween. In August 2018, she appeared in the pilot episode of the sketch comedy series Kinne Tonight. She returned to the program in 2020 as a regular guest in the second season.

Tran co-launched a travel app for the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, which coincided with the country's former Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd, six months after returning home from his Lonely Planet trip in 2011.

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