Ever wish you had the technical knowledge and the right equipment to be able to make videos like your favorite YouTube stars? Well, if you live in or near New York City, these resources will soon be right at your fingertips.

YouTube on Monday said it will open its fourth "Creator Space" next month in Manhattan's Chelsea Market. First announced in August, the facility will function as a high-end video production studio, where budding Internet stars can learn the tricks of the trade, connect with other YouTubers, and create slick videos with professional equipment.

The Google-owned video-sharing site has already launched similar spaces in London, Los Angeles, and Tokyo, where thousands of videos have been created, YouTube said.

The New York Creator Space will offer training programs and workshops for novice YouTubers, as well as master classes for experienced creators, plus "plenty of opportunities to get hands-on experience from industry experts," Adam Relis, head of the facility, wrote in a blog post. It will feature several permanent and rotating sets, three enclosed sound stages, and state-of-the-art post-production facilities. Video creators will also be able to borrow high-end production equipment like cameras, lights, and boom microphones, and get help on videos from start to finish.

"By removing the barriers to production, we hope to inspire you all to try out new creative concepts and show formats, as well as deliver even more of the great videos and series your fans love," Relis wrote.

The New York facility is just the latest investment YouTube has made to help creators produce high-quality content for the site. The company last month announced it will begin footing the bill for new videos from some of its top creators, and also recently launched a full-scale marketing and advertising campaign to help stars like Bethany Mota (currently on this season's Dancing With the Stars) and Epic Rap Battles of History grow their fan bases.