Power League Gaming, in collaboration with Logitech G, announces the launch of ‘Stream School,’ an innovative initiative to train the next generation of streamers.
Stream School will debut on YouTube on June 30th, 2022 – PLG BUZZ with a six-part series that will guide young gamers through the step-by-step process of preparing them for success.
BodeGamer, a popular Saudi gaming influencer, will host the series and share the best tips and tricks for becoming the next top streamer. With more and more opportunities becoming available, gaming is becoming an increasingly popular career choice for many, particularly among the youth. Stream School aims to assist those who wish to enter this field by providing the tools required to begin a successful streaming career.
Dana Zebian, Marketing Manager Gaming @ Logitech G GCC says “Our mission is to enable everyone to experience the joy of play. With our latest initiative, Stream School, we work towards equipping young talent in GCC to pursue their gaming passion. At Logitech G we celebrate gaming and the power of play at every touch point and elevate the voices within our community and partners who do the same”
The goal of this project is to assist in the development of a new generation of content creators capable of pushing the boundaries of creativity and performance in gaming content creation. With the e-sports and gaming industries gaining traction in the MENA region, it is critical that education and youth development continue to align with new avenues to equip them with the skills they need to launch their careers globally.
Matthew Pickering, CEO, of Power League Gaming, added: “We’re delighted to have partnered with Logitech G to launch PLG’s newest education IP – Stream School, a platform that will influence the future of today’s youth, presenting them an opportunity to learn from the very best streamers in the business and hone their skills in streaming and gaming content creation – the fastest growing media vertical in world.
“Stream School has been developed as an accessible, free toolkit for budding content creators, transferring the knowledge to help create content around the games they love to play. Streaming is notoriously challenging to enter and presents multiple headwinds, from understanding the hardware and software required to start out, to softer skills such as building confidence in front of the camera. Stream School is here to help our region’s next-gen of content creators navigate their early steps, from tech setup and environment design to producing and eventually monetizing their content,” Pickering added.
