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Check Out The Scene From Facebook’s Inaugural ‘Creator Day’ In Los Angeles

On Tuesday, just ahead of VidCon, Facebook celebrated its own flourishing video community with an inaugural event appropriately dubbed Creator Day.

At the gathering, VP of product Fidji Simo and other Facebook partnerships managers convened with more than 120 top creators from across the globe at Los Angeles’ Smashbox Studios to share new product announcements — including new monetization tools and novel ways to gamify live video. Those in attendance included: English magician Julius Dein, comedy creator Laura Clery, anime-driven comedian Wuz Good, former Vine heartthrob Brent Rivera, famed feline Nala Cat, travel vlogger Nas Daily, Chinese chef Ms. Yeah, and U.K.-based sister beauty vloggers Pixiwoo.

Workshops at Creator Day included sessions on how to Grow & Nourish Your Community as well as Tips & Tricks From The Insiders. The event also featured a ‘Reaction Photo Booth’ — a takeoff on Facebook Reactions

— as well as a ‘Facebook Fair’ that helped elucidate the company’s wide range of video products and platforms.

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Check out some photos from the inaugural conference below:

Fidji Simo, VP of product @ Facebook, talking about all the new monetization tools and other bells and whistles Facebook is releasing for creators.

Nas Daily kicked off the event. He’s been uploading a daily video to Facebook every day for the last 800 days

Nala Cat adds some “Awwwwwwwwww” to the day.

Katie Ryan and the star of Charlene’s World on Facebook Watch

A well-worn schedule from Facebook’s first ever Creator Day.

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Geoff Weiss

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