By John Glenday

YouTube is offering enhanced support for female filmmakers in the form of two new initiatives which will see it introduce a global production program and partner with the United Nations (UN).

This will see the streaming service champion female voices by supporting women behind the camera as well as those in front of the lens as part of the YouTube ‘Spaces’ program.

Six prominent YouTube creators; Anna Akana (US); Alexys Fleming (US); Julia Veiga Faria (Brazil); Em Ford (UK); Nilam Farooq (Germany) and Kuma Miki (Japan) have already filmed over 50 videos pertaining to everything from original scripted content to Read full story ›

Source: The Drum