Emily Newton Dunn (born 1972) is an English

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and

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and producer.

Career

She co-presented the

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TV programme ''Bits'' with

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and Emily Booth. Since leaving television presenting, she began worked in her video games career for

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. She later worked for

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as part of

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as both a designer and producer, working on games such as '' Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince''.Why the Gender Imbalance Must Be Addressed – Edge Magazine
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1972 births English television presenters Living people {{England-tv-bio-stub English video game designers Video game producers