Close X
Sunday, November 17, 2024
ADVT 
Bollywood

YouTube partners with Subhash Ghai's institute

Darpan News Desk IANS, 19 Aug, 2015 12:36 PM
  • YouTube partners with Subhash Ghai's institute
Online video community YouTube has announced the opening of YouTube Space Mumbai at filmmaker Subhash Ghai's Whistling Woods International (WWI). It's a collaboration and production facility for YouTube video creators.
 
Slated to open in late 2015, the Space will allow YouTube creators and students at WWI to learn about video production, collaborate with other creators, and break down resource barriers that inhibit innovation and creativity.
 
YouTube Space Mumbai is the latest to open after YouTube Spaces in Tokyo, Los Angeles, London, New York, Brazil and Berlin. The facilities are designed so that creators can produce original digital video content, all the way from the start of an idea through to filming, editing and uploading to YouTube.
 
“The new YouTube Space Mumbai at Whistling Woods International is our latest effort to support the incredible wave of creativity we have seen develop in the Indian YouTube creator community over the last few years. 
 
"By working with Whistling Woods International, we hope to empower India’s next generation of digital creators and WWI students 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 in a statement.
 
Meghna Ghai Puri, president of Whistling Woods International, said that the institute has been an "innovative force and leading light in the Indian film and media industries for nearly a decade now". 
 
"We recognise that the future of entertainment is online, and all our degree and diploma programmes now include Content Creation, Audience Development and Monetisation for YouTube as part of the curriculum.”

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Divya Enjoys 'Ram Singh Charlie'

Divya Enjoys 'Ram Singh Charlie'
Actress Divya Dutta is loving the experience of being directed by "Filmistaan" maker Nitin Kakkar in his new movie "Ram Singh Charlie". 

Divya Enjoys 'Ram Singh Charlie'

Manisha Thanks Narendra Modi For Support After Quake

Manisha Thanks Narendra Modi For Support After Quake
Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, who has her roots in Nepal, has thanked India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for quickly coming to Nepal's help after the devastating earthquake.

Manisha Thanks Narendra Modi For Support After Quake

Not Going To Cannes To Set Any Trend: Katrina

Not Going To Cannes To Set Any Trend: Katrina
Katrina Kaif is ready to make her red carpet debut at the 68th Cannes International Film Festival, but the actress says she intends to enjoy the platform, which weaves cinema, fashion and beauty together, instead of fretting over her looks.

Not Going To Cannes To Set Any Trend: Katrina

Saif Ali Khan 'Excited' To Work With Vishal Bhardwaj Again

Saif Ali Khan 'Excited' To Work With Vishal Bhardwaj Again
After playing Ishwar 'Langda' Tyagi in 2006 crime drama film “Omkara”, actor Saif Ali Khan is “excited” to return in a Vishal Bhardwaj directorial, in which he will star alongside Shahid Kapoor.

Saif Ali Khan 'Excited' To Work With Vishal Bhardwaj Again

Hope 'Nach Baliye' Clears My Doubts About Reality Shows: Chetan Bhagat

Hope 'Nach Baliye' Clears My Doubts About Reality Shows: Chetan Bhagat
Scripted and staged fights are thought to be synonymous with reality shows. Now, author Chetan Bhagat, who will be judging dance reality TV show “Nach Baliye 7”, is on a quest to find out the truth for himself.

Hope 'Nach Baliye' Clears My Doubts About Reality Shows: Chetan Bhagat

Modern Lyrics Not Up To The Mark: Annu Kapoor

Modern Lyrics Not Up To The Mark: Annu Kapoor
Actor Annu Kapoor, who entertains listeners via radio show "Suhaana Safar", says the lyrics of modern day songs are "not upto the mark" and certain songs only contain "rhyming and nothing else".

Modern Lyrics Not Up To The Mark: Annu Kapoor