YouTube Goes To The White House
YouTube goes to the White House, sort
of
Replicas of the Oval Office, presidential briefing room and election-related sets are now on standby for the stars of Google's video site.
Get ready for YouTube's mockery of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to really look the part.
At its "YouTube Spaces" in Los Angeles and New York, Google's video site has created fake election settings for video makers to use. Los Angeles has a 360-degree Oval Office and a multipurpose set including a news desk, presidential podium and polling station. New York also has an Oval Office, White House Press Room and debate stage.
YouTube Spaces are the site's tricked-out locales for video creators. They have a variety of sets and sound stages, editing suites and soundboards, and they offer chances for tutorials and networking. They're free for people who post video on the site and have 10,000 subscribers or more.
The company is also hosting specialized workshops in both cities. Creators are working with filmmaker Morgan Spurlock and with Warrior Poets in New York to cover election issues, and in Los Angeles, select creators will have a comedy writing workshop taught by a seasoned improv and comedy writer.
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