How is this guy able to monetize movies?

HunterLife said:

in actual They Blur the official Banner and Tag from the Movie and pur something in there then so that Become thier content and They play with YT

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DStiles said:

I am about to get into this niche myself, I've already done is successful with TV shows on one of my channels but I want to start a separate channel just for movies. One of the posters is right keep the clips around 5 seconds long sometimes they can run for 8 seconds depending on the copyright holder of those films.

The key is doing commentary over them with a human voice, not software or TTS. You can just simply commentate over the clips, if it's one movie just use still images for the rest of the video.

I'm planning on doing this mainly with scenes from movies and talking about those scenes.

Also, this channel is not monetized, I used the {"key":"is_monetization_enabled","value":"true"} code to see if the channel was monetized and it was not.

I figured it wasn't because the clips run past 5-8 seconds long so they were likely flagged for copyright claims and he's not able to monetize a channel that way. You can't have the footage claimed. Just do like 5 seconds to be safe and use still images and you can easily monetize these types of channels.

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DStiles said:

I am about to get into this niche myself, I've already done is successful with TV shows on one of my channels but I want to start a separate channel just for movies. One of the posters is right keep the clips around 5 seconds long sometimes they can run for 8 seconds depending on the copyright holder of those films.

The key is doing commentary over them with a human voice, not software or TTS. You can just simply commentate over the clips, if it's one movie just use still images for the rest of the video.

I'm planning on doing this mainly with scenes from movies and talking about those scenes.

Also, this channel is not monetized, I used the {"key":"is_monetization_enabled","value":"true"} code to see if the channel was monetized and it was not.

I figured it wasn't because the clips run past 5-8 seconds long so they were likely flagged for copyright claims and he's not able to monetize a channel that way. You can't have the footage claimed. Just do like 5 seconds to be safe and use still images and you can easily monetize these types of channels.

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YouTube Learner said:

Going to have to call a spade a spade and say your method does not work at all. I already tried this when you had a similar thread.

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mickeylange said:

From what I have read, YouTube doesn't have a specific policy against using a text to speech software to create voice-overs for your videos.

If you look at the number of views and comments, viewers really like the video from the OP. The video creator has used an AI voice from AWS Polly (called Matthew by AWS).

It's possible to make money with quality AI voices, and they are not expensive to use.

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p3n7357 said:

Where do you use this code if possible to know?

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Fam said:

I have tried these things
Never worked for me.
There is something more than these little things

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DStiles said:

I am about to get into this niche myself, I've already done is successful with TV shows on one of my channels but I want to start a separate channel just for movies. One of the posters is right keep the clips around 5 seconds long sometimes they can run for 8 seconds depending on the copyright holder of those films.

The key is doing commentary over them with a human voice, not software or TTS. You can just simply commentate over the clips, if it's one movie just use still images for the rest of the video.

I'm planning on doing this mainly with scenes from movies and talking about those scenes.

Also, this channel is not monetized, I used the {"key":"is_monetization_enabled","value":"true"} code to see if the channel was monetized and it was not.

I figured it wasn't because the clips run past 5-8 seconds long so they were likely flagged for copyright claims and he's not able to monetize a channel that way. You can't have the footage claimed. Just do like 5 seconds to be safe and use still images and you can easily monetize these types of channels.

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Nattygbara said:

Hello guys..
While watching YouTube videos as usual I came across this awesome channel, and to my greatest surprise, the channel uploads movie scenes and it's monetized and what baffled me the most is that the videos are hitting millions of views within 2 to 3days, which am yet to understand how come, what secret and strategy they were able to use without getting copyright strike from big movie production companies like Netflix and Werner Bros e.t.c.. Because I never know someone can monetize movie scenes not until today that I came across this channel which is getting massive views..

Here is the channel

So I will like to ask some questions
1. How were they able to monetize scenes from movies?
2. How are they able to avoid copyright strike?
3. Can someone do the same without a strike?
4. Is there any risk doing this kind of videos?


Please, someone experience in YouTube should please help me out..
Thanks

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DStiles said:

This is a good question so use Chrome and go the channel's page then click right-button on your mouse and go to view page source. Then when you're on view page source hit CTRL+F to bring up the search box and type in the code {"key":"is_monetization_enabled","value":"true"} and what you need to look for is that code finding a match in that text and it saying true. If it matches 1/1 then that channel is monetized, if it's not you will not find a match in the text saying 0/0 and that'll let you know the channel is not monetized.

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Ni12 said:

So are you planning to run it as a compilation channel with the 5-8 second movie clips?

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p3n7357 said:

Thank you for your detailed response

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