Where can i download classic fights im trying to start a youtube channel?

[Blue54]

Im trying to start a boxing channel where can i download classic fight footage for free?
For instance im struggling gathering Tyson fight footage and im trying to make this from my andriod not computer.

[chaosisme]

Im trying to start a boxing channel where can i download classic fight footage for free?
For instance im struggling gathering Tyson fight footage and im trying to make this from my andriod not computer.

Have you tried the video trading block section of this forum?

[Larry the boss]

try youtube itself

[Chuckguy]

try youtube itself

Lmfao exactly there are several already up dude is on the late train

[Blue54]

Lmfao exactly there are several already up dude is on the late train

If i use youtube i will have to pay.

[War Room]

Im trying to start a boxing channel where can i download classic fight footage for free?
For instance im struggling gathering Tyson fight footage and im trying to make this from my andriod not computer.

You have to ask yourself what you're trying to do.

Is this a hobby or are you trying to get paid?

If you're trying to get paid, you'll end up with strikes for copyright infringement and will get shut down. Get three and it's curtains.

At the best, you wont be able to monetize videos and stay open. If I'm going to be honest, you'll probably end up with strikes anyway.

Just to monetize with Adsense (Google) you need 1k subs and 4k minutes of view time.

Smart move would be to get super awesome at video editing and open a Patreon account and link that in the description.

If you're serious about getting good at video editing, get a copy of Adobe Premiere or at worst Sony Vegas.

Adobe Premiere is the best, Sony is several levels down but the learning curve is easier. Presumably you're on a PC and not a Mac. If you're on a Mac you'll want Final Cut Pro x.

Making money with Boxing on YouTube is a really big challenge. Even the top guys have low subs and views. ESNEWS has 300k subs (which is super low for being a content creator) to doing in excess of 20 videos per day. And that's with star interviews. Lots of his videos are under 1k views and with his CPM that works out to $2 usd.

Gorilla productions is the best editor out there and he's got 35k subs and his works gets really good views to sub ratio, but hardly anything to live on.

https://www.youtube.com/user/gorillaproductions03

His CPM could be low too so 100k views might be paying him $100usd. For the amount of time he puts into his work, thats probably less than minimum wage.


My advice is get really good with a video editor and learn about the business. You can make a great living, but you need lots of talent and great content.

Good luck! =)

[Blue54]

You have to ask yourself what you're trying to do.

Is this a hobby or are you trying to get paid?

If you're trying to get paid, you'll end up with strikes for copyright infringement and will get shut down. Get three and it's curtains.

At the best, you wont be able to monetize videos and stay open. If I'm going to be honest, you'll probably end up with strikes anyway.

Just to monetize with Adsense (Google) you need 1k subs and 4k minutes of view time.

Smart move would be to get super awesome at video editing and open a Patreon account and link that in the description.

If you're serious about getting good at video editing, get a copy of Adobe Premiere or at worst Sony Vegas.

Adobe Premiere is the best, Sony is several levels down but the learning curve is easier. Presumably you're on a PC and not a Mac. If you're on a Mac you'll want Final Cut Pro x.

Making money with Boxing on YouTube is a really big challenge. Even the top guys have low subs and views. ESNEWS has 300k subs (which is super low for being a content creator) to doing in excess of 20 videos per day. And that's with star interviews. Lots of his videos are under 1k views and with his CPM that works out to $2 usd.

Gorilla productions is the best editor out there and he's got 35k subs and his works gets really good views to sub ratio, but hardly anything to live on.

https://www.youtube.com/user/gorillaproductions03

His CPM could be low too so 100k views might be paying him $100usd. For the amount of time he puts into his work, thats probably less than minimum wage.


My advice is get really good with a video editor and learn about the business. You can make a great living, but you need lots of talent and great content.

Good luck! =)

Thanks a lot its just a hobby im just in this for fun not money.

[redmish]

You have to ask yourself what you're trying to do.

Is this a hobby or are you trying to get paid?

If you're trying to get paid, you'll end up with strikes for copyright infringement and will get shut down. Get three and it's curtains.

At the best, you wont be able to monetize videos and stay open. If I'm going to be honest, you'll probably end up with strikes anyway.

Just to monetize with Adsense (Google) you need 1k subs and 4k minutes of view time.

Smart move would be to get super awesome at video editing and open a Patreon account and link that in the description.

If you're serious about getting good at video editing, get a copy of Adobe Premiere or at worst Sony Vegas.

Adobe Premiere is the best, Sony is several levels down but the learning curve is easier. Presumably you're on a PC and not a Mac. If you're on a Mac you'll want Final Cut Pro x.

Making money with Boxing on YouTube is a really big challenge. Even the top guys have low subs and views. ESNEWS has 300k subs (which is super low for being a content creator) to doing in excess of 20 videos per day. And that's with star interviews. Lots of his videos are under 1k views and with his CPM that works out to $2 usd.

Gorilla productions is the best editor out there and he's got 35k subs and his works gets really good views to sub ratio, but hardly anything to live on.

https://www.youtube.com/user/gorillaproductions03

His CPM could be low too so 100k views might be paying him $100usd. For the amount of time he puts into his work, thats probably less than minimum wage.


My advice is get really good with a video editor and learn about the business. You can make a great living, but you need lots of talent and great content.

Good luck! =)

I have no knowledge of this topic whatsoever but this was interesting. Good post.

[2fast2strong]

You have to ask yourself what you're trying to do.

Is this a hobby or are you trying to get paid?

If you're trying to get paid, you'll end up with strikes for copyright infringement and will get shut down. Get three and it's curtains.

At the best, you wont be able to monetize videos and stay open. If I'm going to be honest, you'll probably end up with strikes anyway.

Just to monetize with Adsense (Google) you need 1k subs and 4k minutes of view time.

Smart move would be to get super awesome at video editing and open a Patreon account and link that in the description.

If you're serious about getting good at video editing, get a copy of Adobe Premiere or at worst Sony Vegas.

Adobe Premiere is the best, Sony is several levels down but the learning curve is easier. Presumably you're on a PC and not a Mac. If you're on a Mac you'll want Final Cut Pro x.

Making money with Boxing on YouTube is a really big challenge. Even the top guys have low subs and views. ESNEWS has 300k subs (which is super low for being a content creator) to doing in excess of 20 videos per day. And that's with star interviews. Lots of his videos are under 1k views and with his CPM that works out to $2 usd.

Gorilla productions is the best editor out there and he's got 35k subs and his works gets really good views to sub ratio, but hardly anything to live on.

https://www.youtube.com/user/gorillaproductions03

His CPM could be low too so 100k views might be paying him $100usd. For the amount of time he puts into his work, thats probably less than minimum wage.


My advice is get really good with a video editor and learn about the business. You can make a great living, but you need lots of talent and great content.

Good luck! =)

Excellent post my friend, I watch YouTube for years and never knew how it worked.

But now I have a general idea thanks to your post.

Impressive

[man down]

You have to ask yourself what you're trying to do.

Is this a hobby or are you trying to get paid?

If you're trying to get paid, you'll end up with strikes for copyright infringement and will get shut down. Get three and it's curtains.

At the best, you wont be able to monetize videos and stay open. If I'm going to be honest, you'll probably end up with strikes anyway.

Just to monetize with Adsense (Google) you need 1k subs and 4k minutes of view time.

Smart move would be to get super awesome at video editing and open a Patreon account and link that in the description.

If you're serious about getting good at video editing, get a copy of Adobe Premiere or at worst Sony Vegas.

Adobe Premiere is the best, Sony is several levels down but the learning curve is easier. Presumably you're on a PC and not a Mac. If you're on a Mac you'll want Final Cut Pro x.

Making money with Boxing on YouTube is a really big challenge. Even the top guys have low subs and views. ESNEWS has 300k subs (which is super low for being a content creator) to doing in excess of 20 videos per day. And that's with star interviews. Lots of his videos are under 1k views and with his CPM that works out to $2 usd.

Gorilla productions is the best editor out there and he's got 35k subs and his works gets really good views to sub ratio, but hardly anything to live on.

https://www.youtube.com/user/gorillaproductions03

His CPM could be low too so 100k views might be paying him $100usd. For the amount of time he puts into his work, thats probably less than minimum wage.


My advice is get really good with a video editor and learn about the business. You can make a great living, but you need lots of talent and great content.

Good luck! =)

Boxing legends has the best content and almost a mil subs.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuHeVY3bLH1OdhhQ_KyJnUA