Making MONEY from a DRONE - How to sell your Stock Footage?! | 2021

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  • čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
  • In this video we'll discuss the idea of starting selling your drone footage on stock video platforms to be making money from a drone investment. There are multiple other ways of making money from a drone and if you need some inspiration, check out the recent videos on my channel.
    For more detailed videos on those other ideas, subscribe to the channel and learn more over the next 10 weeks.
    If you're already keen on selling the content you are creating with your drone, this idea might be right for you. In this video, I'll share my experience as well as some tips I wish I knew before I started out.
    Let me know what you think and share your Drone-CZcams channel in the comments.
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Komentáře • 22

  • @the1andonly
    @the1andonly Před rokem

    Thank you for this excellent summary of what to consider when trying to sell stock footage. I have just recently started uploading to Wirestock, which seems to be very similar to Blackbox. I'm like you, making content for CZcams, but ending up with lots of drone footage that doesn't necessarily fit into my videos. Now I can put it to good use and generate some money. It's great.

  • @jpithois
    @jpithois Před rokem

    This video is gold ! Thanks for sharing.

  • @projectelevatedakap.estudi7010

    Very detailed! Helpful thanks man! Your content is awesome.

  • @arikristenko
    @arikristenko Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for the video! And the background behind you is an AMAZING. I'm going to start uploading drone footage in this year and make some oassive money if it still actual on the market

    • @arikristenko
      @arikristenko Před 2 lety

      haha just realized the bacground is moving sometimes but anyway its dope

    • @YouRock-WeDrone
      @YouRock-WeDrone  Před 2 lety +1

      Ha, yes it's moving - and it's cheap too, currently on sale for $16 on amazon :) amzn.to/3sdb29A
      Yes, it's a really nice feeling to get the "you have new earnings" notification in the morning!

    • @YouRock-WeDrone
      @YouRock-WeDrone  Před 2 lety

      You got me ;) Let me know if you'll get one, here is another cool one: amzn.to/3pbabnT

  • @johannaskyimage
    @johannaskyimage Před rokem

    Hello 👋 thank you for the really helpful information:) , I do have one question, on the last video clip from yourself filming a little village from far above , do you need to show a permission form aswell to be able to sell it?

  • @ir4ikyar
    @ir4ikyar Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks for the helpful and interesting review! And share your experience! There are so many difficulties with these drains. It is not clear who conducts moderation there. I upload a photo or video 100 times. In case of rejection, they always write a different reason. As a result, the video or photo is accepted, although I do not change anything on it. And then it is sold successfully.

    • @YouRock-WeDrone
      @YouRock-WeDrone  Před 3 lety

      Cheers, glad you found it useful. Yes, that happened to me as well. Sometimes it gets rejected because of "noise" and then the same clip but just a different angle gets accepted... it's a little strange but in case of BlackBox it's actually humans who review the footage. And we all make mistakes and get tired sometimes. It's probably that.
      Cheers, Dan

  • @TriniWeekes
    @TriniWeekes Před 3 lety

    This is interesting thanks for sharing

  • @indaskys
    @indaskys Před rokem

    thanks for the info. do you have to have a drone license to sell aerial stock videos

  • @snarplaya
    @snarplaya Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the video. I’m curious what is a good frame rate to upload the videos in? I use a Mavic Air 2S and the default setting is 4k30. But a lot of filmmakers use 24fps. I could also do 60fps. What do you think, and thanks again!

    • @YouRock-WeDrone
      @YouRock-WeDrone  Před 2 lety +1

      I would upload the clips in 24FPS. it's the safest bet.
      If you have a "slow-motion" clip, then I would slow it down in post, and create the slow mo clip in 24FPS. That way people see how "cool" it looks when slowed down. They can always speed it back up to normal speed. Hope that helps!

  • @QippysChannel
    @QippysChannel Před rokem

    Great stuff! Can I sell the same stock footage on a different platform too?

  • @andyboulbassakos
    @andyboulbassakos Před 3 lety

    very nice presentation my partner.congrats!

  • @WoofWonders101
    @WoofWonders101 Před 2 lety +2

    signing in black box is not easy .

    • @YouRock-WeDrone
      @YouRock-WeDrone  Před rokem

      Yes i have heard that they made their process more complicated. I'll look into it and might make a video about it.