... I don't have to explain to them what this company is trying to do." Ben McSweeney, illustrator of Rooster Teeth's logo, was hired by Burns after being found on the site's community forums in April 2003. Others include creative director Barbara Dunkelman, composers Nico Audy-Rowland and Jeff Williams of Trocadero, cartoonist Luke McKay, Achievement Hunters Caleb Denecour and Ray Narvaez, Jr., Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures creator Jordan Cwierz, and RWBY writer and director Kerry Shawcross. In August 2014, former intern and current content producer Blaine Gibson garnered media attention when he posted photos proposing to Disney Princesses at Walt Disney World. In July 2014 it was announced at RTX that fan Jordan Scott would be making the RWBY'' video game after posting footage of a demo he had made to his YouTube page. It was also announced during the RTX 2014 Achievement Hunter panel that Community Hunters Matthew "AxialMatt" Bragg and Jeremy "Jerem6401" Dooley would be joining AH as its newest employees. Controversies Sexual harassment accusations Vic Mignogna In February 2019 Rooster Teeth cut all ties with actor Vic Mignogna due to accusations of sexual harassment. Adam Kovic & Ryan Haywood In October 2020, Achievement Hunter's Ryan Haywood and Funhaus co-founder Adam Kovic were both involved in scandals involving their leaked nudes; Kovic parted ways with the company. Days later, multiple allegations of grooming underage fans came out against Haywood, and he was subsequently fired. In January 2022, Julie Parkinson, one of Ryan Haywood's victims filed a lawsuit against him and Rooster Teeth. Toxic work culture accusations Animation and crunch culture In June 2019, dozens of anonymous reviews from Glassdoor gained exposure, highlighting a negative crunch culture of long and unpaid hours, poor management, and over-reliance on temporary employees at Rooster Teeth Animation. Gray Haddock, Rooster Teeth's Head of Animation, stepped down two days after the allegations. Bigotry and harassment Former Achievement Hunter host Mica Burton departed the company in April 2018, during her time there she experienced much sexist, racist discriminatory abuse by the audience leading to her departure. During the 2020 George Floyd protests Burton stated that a larger reason for her leaving was because of the companies response to this abuse, following this a host of personalities at the company apologised for the incidents. In October 2022, Kdin Jenzen, a former Achievement Hunter employee, posted online about her experiences working at the company. She accused the