Google Gives Paris YouTubers a New Space to Create
Google has launched its seventh production YouTube Space in Paris at the Google France headquarters, not far from Saint-Lazare. The site was christened on October 2nd, and joins other facilities at Berlin, London, Los Angeles, Tokyo, New York, and Sao Paolo.
If you think Americans are the only creative Internet users, think again. France has a huge YouTube community, and many creators like Norman and Cyprien have over a million followers. Google said that "given all the creativity coming out of the French capital, it was a no-brainer to open a YouTube Space in the heart of Paris—a cutting-edge production facility located at Google Paris Headquarters."
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The 350 square meter (3,800 square foot) space includes a recording studio, training room, and screening room, along with access to equipment, makeup facilities and more. The goal of this YouTube space is to allow social media creators not only to meet with experts, but also to have access to the latest technological innovations.
Workshops and events will be open for free, to all YouTubers. However, only those who have more than 1,000 subscribers will be able to use the space and subscribe but certain events and courses are open to everybody.
YouTube is also offering courses for producers to learn the not only production principals, but how to take advanage of YouTube to be more successful. The Space is open to creators of any nationality from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at 8 rue de Londres in the 9th Arrondisement. If you want to grow your channel and build your network on YouTube, you can learn more about it here.
