“By setting up these Pop-up Spaces for Thai creators, we hope to empower Thailand’s next generation of digital creators to learn, connect and create new content, by giving them access to fantastic studios, and cutting-edge audio, visual and editing equipment,” David Macdonald, head of YouTube Spaces Asia-Pacific, said yesterday.
Pop-up Spaces was initiated to support creative communities around the world.
The programme is an investment in the development and growth of these content creators.
YouTube Space Bangkok is its latest effort to support the wave of creativity that it has seen developing in the Thai YouTube creator community over the last few years.
The first-ever YouTube Pop-up Space in Bangkok will run until Saturday at the G Village Co-Creation Hub on Lat Phrao Soi 18.