Rob Hudnut

 is an American film and television producer who is well known for his 20 years as Executive Producer and Vice President of Mattel's entertainment divisions; Mattel Entertainment and Barbie Entertainment as well as their successor, Mattel Playground Productions (now Mattel Films). He is one of the most innovative and successful storytellers in children's entertainment. His films/movies, television series and specials have inspired billions of hours of viewership and over $15 billion worth of entertainment, toy and consumer product sales. Before starting his own production company which he named after himself in 2017 to create faith-based franchises, Rob created award-winning entertainment for Barbie, Hot Wheels, Fisher-Price Little People, Rescue Heroes, Polly Pocket and Masters of the Universe as well as DC Superhero Girls.

Rob co-wrote and co-executive-produced "Barbie in the Nutcracker", the first Barbie film/movie which released in 2001. He then executive produced an additional 27 titles that have sold well over 180 million copies worldwide. Rob is also an Emmy-nominated songwriter who co-wrote over 50 songs for the Barbie films, as well as songs for Hot Wheels and Fisher-Price. He has also been the executive producer for Barbie stage shows and live experiences.

Rob is a Princeton University graduate. Prior to Mattel, he developed and co-executive produced the television series "Mighty Max" and "Captain Simian".

Rob and his family (his wife and his twin sons) currently live in Los Angeles, where he's usually playing tennis.