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Crash Course (web series)

Crash Course (sometimes stylized as CrashCourse) is an educational YouTube channel started by John Green and Hank Green (collectively the Green brothers), who became known on YouTube through their Vlogbrothers channel.

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Genre
Educational
Camera setup
Multi-camera
Country of origin
United States
Created by
John Green Hank Green
Creative director
Thought Café (Formerly Thought Bubble)
Developed by
Complexly · PBS Digital Studios

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Presented by · 57
Crash Course (web series) → Adriene Hill, Alexis Nikole Nelson, Alizé Carrère, Andre Meadows, Anna Akana, Carmella Boykin, Carrie Anne Philbin, Cassandra Ryder, Che Jim, Chris Vasquez, Clint Smith, Corina Perez, Craig Benzine, Danielle Bainbridge, Dave Jorgenson, Deboki Chakravarti, Déja Fitzgerald, Ellie Anderson, Emily Graslie, Emily Zarka
Editors · 6
Crash Course (web series) → Brandon Brungard, Brigid Kennison, Hannah Bodenhausen, Nicholas Jenkins, Nicole Sweeney, Stan Muller
Directed by · 5
Crash Course (web series) → Brandon Brungard, Hannah Bodenhausen, Nicholas Jenkins, Nicole Sweeney, Stan Muller
Producers · 5
Crash Course (web series) → Brandon Brungard, Hannah Bodenhausen, Nicholas Jenkins, Nicole Sweeney, Stan Muller
Production locations · 4
Crash Course (web series) → Indianapolis, Indiana, Los Angeles, California, Missoula, Montana, Toronto, Ontario
Developed by · 2
Crash Course (web series) → Complexly, PBS Digital Studios
Camera setup · 1
Crash Course (web series) → Multi-camera
Country of origin · 1
Crash Course (web series) → United States
Created by · 1
Crash Course (web series) → John Green Hank Green
Creative director · 1
Crash Course (web series) → Thought Café (Formerly Thought Bubble)

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Crash Course (web series)Camera setupMulti-camera1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Country of originUnited States1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Created byJohn Green Hank Green1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Creative directorThought Café (Formerly Thought Bubble)1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Developed byComplexly1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Developed byPBS Digital Studios1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Directed byStan Muller1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Directed byNicholas Jenkins1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Directed byBrandon Brungard1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Directed byNicole Sweeney1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Directed byHannah Bodenhausen1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)EditorsStan Muller1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)EditorsBrandon Brungard1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)EditorsNicholas Jenkins1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)EditorsNicole Sweeney1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)EditorsHannah Bodenhausen1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)EditorsBrigid Kennison1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Executive producersJohn Green Hank Green Heather Di Diego1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)GenreEducational1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)NetworkYouTube1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)No. of episodes1548[n 1]1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)No. of seasons551.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Original languageEnglish1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byJohn Green1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byHank Green1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byPhil Plait1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byCraig Benzine1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byStan Muller1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byAdriene Hill1.00infobox
Crash Course (web series)Presented byJacob Clifford1.00infobox

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