‘Chicken Shop Date’ shares free advice for creators. Here’s how to watch.

Amelia Dimoldenberg celebrated 10 years Date of the chicken shop During the weekend by digging exactly what it takes to become one of the main creators who are currently shaping digital culture. And if you’ve missed it, you can broadcast all the panels for free.

The 31 -year -old British journalist, actor, favorite red carpets and creator of the extremely popular interview series – not to mention Mashable 101 Honoree – organized a two -day event on Friday and Saturday in the London Protein Studios.

Joined by other content creators, journalists, producers, talent managers and other special guests, Dimoldenberg Date of the chicken shop: 10 years of an idea explored the strategies and challenges of online content creation and exactly how Date of the chicken shop began. An exhibition outside the Panel hall took the participants through the history of the show, including the very first episode of Dimoldenberg with Ghetts.

Amelia Dimoldenberg on “Date of the chicken shop: 10 years of an idea”.
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But if you weren’t in London during the weekend or a ticketholder, you can still watch the four online panels for free via the Dimoldenberg Youtube channel. Not a bad gift for its 2.3 million subscribers. This is honestly invaluable information if you plan to become a content creator. They are all about 45 minutes and full of truly practical advice.

• Interview “in conversation”:: Subway Takes The creator Kareem Rahma discussed with Dimoldenberg of credibility and comedy in their work, and the power of the scripts vs improvisation, and how they select their guests (it’s specific).

• Panel “The next era of the format”: Hosted by the journalist from Buzzfeed News Ade Onibada, this panel enters the future of entertainment and how content creators redefine the power structure of the film and television industry, with Dimoldenberg alongside People do nothing Creator, actor and writer Asim Chaudry, director of the digital commission Kaio Grizelle and producer Trent Williams-Jones.

• From the panel “viral to precious”: Dimoldenberg examines if you can ensure that something viral becomes something lasting in this panel organized by the journalist sung Joseph, with the co -founder of Trippin, Kesang Ball, the cultural commentator Mimi the Music Blogger, the director of talents of Dimoldenberg, Rebecca Dowell.

• “Everyone can create” sign: The connection with the communities is the heart of this panel organized by the presenter Lea Ogunlami, with Dimoldenberg, DJ and writer Elijah, friends are always the co -founder welcomed Anthony Idahosa, Polyester Editor Ione Gamble and Creative Mikey Krzyzanowski.

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