Lee would not comment on MrBeast’s case but said there is a space for YouTubers to move from online to TV. Lee, who started uploading videos in 2010 and has 6.5 million subscribers, shares content including vlogging, pranks and interviews with other YouTubers. He said it is “natural” for TV companies to seek out talent from YouTube. “I was able to build an audience of six million subscribers starting in my room in South Africa. Caspar Lee said it is ‘natural’ for TV companies to seek talent from YouTube (David Parry/PA)He said content creators will need to get used to working with large production teams if they are to feel comfortable creating content for TV.

Source: The Herald November 19, 2024 03:53 UTC