eSports Guide: Streaming

Everyone seems to be doing a lot of internet broadcasting. Should I start too? 🤔

These days, there are so many internet broadcasters on various platforms like Chijijik, Soop, and YouTube live streaming. It feels like I could do something, but when you actually search for information, it's overwhelming and you don't know where to start. For you, Nongshim Esports Academy has prepared an online course that explains every detail of internet broadcasting! It even includes discussions about internet broadcasting and esports. How exciting!

Features of this course

📌 Online lectures created by Nongshim Esports Academy, which has been providing esports industry education for many years.

📌 A virtual lecture conducted by Nongshim Red Force partner streamer and virtual YouTuber Yattanim!

📌 We'll explain everything in detail, from choosing a broadcast platform to setting up your broadcast. Just follow along! 👍

📌 You won't see this in other lectures. I've carefully included Yatta's internet broadcasting know-how 🔍 .

📌 What do esports partner creators do? 🤓 Partner creators will tell you!

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After class

• You can learn the basics of internet broadcasting, broadcasting platforms, and what kind of broadcasting to do.

• You can learn how to set up Internet broadcasting and how to set up broadcast channels.

• You can learn how to create your own internet broadcast that is different from others.

• Learn how esports teams and partner creators collaborate.

  
  

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Instructor in charge 👩‍🏫 - Nongshim Red Force partner streamer Yattanim

• In addition to interacting with fans, Yattanim is actively involved in various activities, including cheering on Nongshim RedForce matches, creating content, and sponsorship collaborations. Examples include the LCK WATCH Party and Nongshim's new product review broadcasts.

• First broadcast on Twitch on May 2, 2018

• Twitch TV Partner Streamer in October 2018

• Nongshim Red Force Team Partner Creator Joins in May 2021

• Transitioning to a virtual YouTuber (Vtuber) in August 2022

• Reach 50,000 Twitch TV followers by 2023

• Transfer to Naver CHZZK due to the termination of Twitch's domestic service in February 2024

• CHZZK reaches 10,000 followers in February 2024 / CHZZK partner streamer

Things to note before taking the course