Earn Money on YouTube: Sharing Top 10 Goals, Brutal Fouls, Match Extracts without Copyright

Hello. I would like to earn money on youtube on my passion in the form of sharing various extracts from matches, e.g. during the installation of the top 10 goals of the month, the brutal fouls of a given player and others. Of course, I have to take it from the internet and it will be a problem because I do not have copyright to them. Is removing the TV station logo enough for me to make money on the video? I am looking for income online, because I want to earn some extra money and I don't know how to earn on my hooby through the net. Thanks

Removing the logo will be the theft of materials. Talk to the owners (not necessarily the same person or institution as the Author) and find out if and on what terms you can use fragments of materials. It is very important that you must indicate that you mean their permanent use, and commercial.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g-dyXWUov8 I would like to make videos on this pattern, just different topics. A user has 20 million views on it. There is no TV station logo, but it has, for example, the champions league or the Spanish league. He made a lot of money on it. How did he do that they didn't block him? There are a lot of scenes there. Do you think that up to 20 copyright owners wrote about permission to put a snippet of match scenes? Or maybe there is simply a way to do it legally. Hundreds of people play videos that don't block.

Maybe he received a license and that's why he publishes, tried to contact him?

No. I will try to contact you.

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I found the inscription under the video License: Standard YouTube license

Exactly, this is only a license stating the terms, the movie has been published, you saw it link ?

I understand. So that user to shoot a movie surely had to ask many people for licenses to assemble the scenes into one movie? So how do I record, for example, about the beautiful goals of the month of the top 10 champions league, I am looking for an attractive gate on the internet and if I was interested in this gate to place it in the top 10, I ask for permission on YouTube and how he gets the permission, he mounts, and how does he I don't want to because I want money, I'm looking for another one?

If you want to do Top 10 as a set of trivia, then you can use them as fragments of your film, at the end you give sources, where they come from and authors if you can determine them. However, if you want to make some profit on it, regardless of whether you are thinking about PLN 1 or EUR 100, it is already commercial use, then you either get permission provided that you provide where it comes from (more or less as before), or you pay for using it and if you don't like it, then you are looking for another source. Here, too, the matter will crash for time, because, for example, you only want to score goals, so if the match lasts 90 minutes and you want to use it 1 minute. It is the owner who can make commercially available to you, e.g. only this 1% recording, but he may also disagree, saying that you either pay for everything (you can use the remaining 99% at another time), or you don't get anything. It is all a matter of agreement between the parties. Remember that when buying a license to use movies, photos, music commercially it is assigned to you. You can do a "compilation" eg Ranking of the best players of 2017 but you probably won't be able to transfer your license to a colleague (probably, because it is also based on a contract between the parties) to make a ranking of the coolest shirts from the same material, and also on earned him. Because if you buy a license, he de facto does not have it, and can be held criminally responsible. If the match is broadcast on pay TV (PPV, sports packages, TV sat offer, etc.), isn't it being used in a way that would interest you, does it no longer play in public? You would have to find out the last one from TV operators, if it is even possible, because maybe you can use some small part of these matches as a kind of trailer. Here, no one will answer you unequivocally, because there are too many variables. It is very important that you determine, or rather estimate, what real viewership you expect, how much you want to earn on it, whether it is a real amount and not too optimistic, to start with. If you do not run this channel yet, think about how much you can devote to it, especially to promote it, how it will differ from others, and what amount you can spend on start-up (e.g. advertising on Facebook). I appreciate that you want to earn on something you like but remember that in order to sell something (in your case it is possible to watch a few minutes of movie), someone has to want to buy it (i.e. here, they must know that something like this is, and is it worth paying e.g. PLN 1, if the same content is found by someone else free of charge).

Thank you very much. Movies will be modeled on the style of those with millions of views, so advertisers should be found. When it comes to estimation, I plan to shoot 5 films per 10 minutes, or 300 films in five years. I have heard somewhere that for 100 thousand views there is 160 zlotys somewhere. If I had 100,000 views from everyone within 5 years, there would be 48,000 with 300 videos. PLN, i.e. 9600 per year. Average from 300 videos 100,000 I think that I can reach anyone in 5 years. In my opinion, how I really apply is 400,000 on average from a video each in 5 years is possible. I saw various football videos and if they are decent they have 700,000 to several million on YouTube. I think that I can afford it especially, because it is my hobby to achieve those 400 thousand At the beginning for the first month I would certainly not earn anything, because the views have to be filled, and even if they get it, and so little money only when I assemble a lot then there will be profits.
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I still have one important thing. Where is the best source to look for a movie? Is it better to take content from youtube. Look for hundreds of soccer videos on youtube. When I get permission, I combine it. Or maybe from some sports channels or sites that have soccer match shortcuts or entire matches available?

Yes, I am aware of this, but it will take a long time before I pay, because you have to earn a lot to pay. You do not have to pay up to 1000 PLN per month, and in the first year it will be somewhere around it, so as soon as in 2019 I will assume. Unless I am pleasantly surprised by the videos that I will play and it turns out that they will have at least 700 thousand views and on average 60 videos per year will be, then I will have something to pay for. I even wish it would surprise me.

However, I would advise you to find out at the accounting office whether you need to register your business if you haven't started publishing yet, with a commercial intention. YouTube will not pay you for sure if you have several views and several subscribers, only after exceeding certain thresholds. You can get extra money just for product placement, reviews / recommendations of sports equipment etc. Consulting with an accountant should not be very expensive, or at least you will talk to someone who knows taxes, he will advise you how to settle it, etc. You provided the amount of 9,600 a year (on average for 5 years), this is not a lot, because you get the lowest ZUS around 1,200 a month, i.e. you would have to add 5k from another source to pay only your health and pension insurance. For 2 years you will pay less, but it's still only ZUS. Also consider the hypothetical cost of licenses, accounting offices, lawyer consultations, computer depreciation, and internet costs. I don't mention living expenses anymore. Some way out could be connecting to Mum, Dad, Uncle, who runs his company, adding an additional PKD to it, this has the disadvantage that you do not have pension contributions, a "doctor" if you pay him yourself or register with the employment office as unemployed person and black work. The last exit has one more disadvantage, namely if UP finds you out, no matter whether by yourself or thanks to someone friendly, you can get some financial penalty, in addition you will have to give back all the money that UP spent on you (insurance, allowance, training vouchers etc). And you probably can't do without a treasury, for you, because you hide the income and uncle, if there are any irregularities. So if you want to work for someone, sign a contract, even a garbage truck, and see how it will develop. Look for business incubators in your city. There you can also find people who will help you. PS. If you set up a channel, you can send me a link to PW. I will gladly see in my free time.

Scale better for domestic channels not for foreign ones. It's very likely that even despite the English titles, foreign audiences will not see your film. Youtube coverage has also been limited a lot. As a result, your video will not necessarily find more than 10,000 recipients. Some tricks are used to increase the number of recipients. Begging for Like among youtubers is not a figment of their ego, nor a method of direct earning. The videos are indexed in terms of the increase in likes of the movie in the first minutes after it was uploaded. So even a miserable video of 10,000 likes in 1 minute after uploading will be displayed to everyone in the country. The problem is the word "country", which limits views in your case. And the fact that it's very hard to break out from scratch. If you're less entrepreneurial and less prominent, you can expect your videos to have 1000 impressions each, which you force. Here comes the sharing of each other etc. Each of the large did it. Subscriptions also matter here. In terms of earnings and the size of the audience.

As for the matter of copyright, the whole snag in my opinion is that these people use the limits of YouTube videos to their advantage, which means in practice. The fact that unless you name Popek after someone fight your movie name Popek or fight there is less chance that a company dealing with removing it from the Internet will find it. There is a much lower probability that if you put this video on Spanish Youtube, for example, someone will catch you. Of course, this is unlawful at all times. But unfortunately, it is not known how legal the content that these channels provide there is (the internet is a place where we need to have limited confidence). Given that a lot of material is presented, for example, from 2007, from Spanish / Portuguese television stations, maybe some of these stations do not have hired copyright control companies, especially since these languages are widespread in many countries.

If you share TVP, Polsat or TVN on Polish youtube, you probably have nothing to count on earnings (in my opinion, of course, you can do it). Buying a license to share even parts of matches with us will be difficult and rather exceed the earnings.

Polish Youtube is currently the last place where I would now be looking for a job, passion, but the work you have to put into making movies there is disproportionate with the earnings at the beginning. Of course, if you are already a big youtuber, you earn a lot of money. A lot more on collaborations than views. If you create this type of channel, there is no cooperation because you are not the face of anything. And here is a problem, because we are talking about two things, the beginning of the channel and its popularity, but 99.9% of the channels are not at one or the second stage, it does not start or is not popular, it gives a lot to think about. So you either get to work with all your strength or you give up these fairy tales about earnings for yt.

Returning to the KSW fights, you should rather be careful because they are PayPerView, so many people have already legally responded for sharing. And for this there are quite serious penalties, and no profits. Similarly, it will be with fresh matches.

I put videos where the music was placed. Different. In one case, for example, they blocked the screening of a film in Germany under copyright law. Otherwise, I got an alternative, either I remove the music or the music stays, but all the possible profit, earnings from displaying and any ads is taken over by the owner of the soundtrack.