YouTube Space

YouTube Space is a physical location made by YouTube for content creators, that is present in a few cities around the world, including Los Angeles and London. It is used by content creators to learn about producing content as well as providing them with facilities to create content for their YouTube channels.[1] YouTube Space is completely free to use and YouTube provides equipment, studio space, post production facilities and trainings and workshops. Content creators, however must hire their own film crew if they wish to do so.[2] There are currently ten YouTube Spaces around the world.[3]

The exterior of YouTube Space London Kings Cross

Locations

London

YouTube's first space was opened in London Kings Cross in 2012. It includes three soundproof studios, editing suites, and a store for YouTubers to sell their merchandise. It also has a community area with a coffee bar.[4]

Los Angeles

LA was the second location to have a YouTube space and opened up in 2013. It is located minutes away from Los Angeles International Airport.[5]

Tokyo

Tokyo's YouTube space opened in 2013.[6] It includes a traditional Japanese home set, a classroom set, and a modular set that functions for game shows. Located in Roppongi Hills, the facility also boasts also a training room and recording studio for creators.[7]

New York

New York's YouTube space opened up in 2014, and was the fourth Global YouTube Space and second one based in the US.[8] The 20,000 square-foot space, opened on the sixth floor of New York's Chelsea Market.[9][7]

São Paulo

Brazil's first YouTube space opened in 2014.[10]

Rio de Janeiro

Brazil's second YouTube space opened in 2015. It features 22000 square feet of space.[3]

Berlin

Berlin's YouTube space opened in 2015.[11] YouTube partnered with MET Film School for a Berlin campus. For creators to get in and start shooting, they only need 1,000 subscribers, making it a much more easily accessible space than many of the other offerings.[7]

Paris

The Paris space was opened in 2015.[12]

Mumbai

Mumbai Space was opened in 2015. It boasts 1400 square foot space within Whistling Woods International (WWI) sprawling production complex, which includes a 400 square foot studio, a lounge and workshop space for creators to relax and socialize in, and an edit bay with two machines that are capable of 4K editing.[13]

Dubai

The Dubai Space opened up in 2018, becoming the tenth global YouTube Space. Like other studios, it features a fully equipped studio and post-production and community support for creator’s content, in partnership with YouTube.[14]

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References
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