Wait Is this for real? Is video that is just about melting ice cream has
gotten over 37 million views. Not to mention that the Social Blade stats
on this channel shows a daily estimated earnings of our own up to
$7,000 per day with a high DM almost $13,000. And the cost of making that
video is just one ice cream. Okay, so let me do some research on how I
can make one of those time lapse videos. And then I'll let you know
in a second how you could do the same thing as well. Okay, so I tried
to, this is what it looks like. Oh, that's the wrong video clip. But it
is a gentle reminder that you should do that. But before I let you know
what I found as to how you can create these videos, let's just take
a look at some other videos like these. Now this is a bit mind
boggling to me if you search for time lapse videos here with almost
100 million views. Sure it's 2 million subscribers here. But I'm
sure a large portion of that came from this one video and a lapse of
minced meat 9 million views. Now it's not only channels that has over
a million subscribers are getting all these views. Check this one out
here. This channel only has 4.7 1000 subscribers. And this is a Niger
time lapse that cause 150,000 views. This channel hit with under 100,000
subscribers, which is the cinematic time lapse of the building of a
cruise ship. I mean, I can understand that one. This one here.
I just don't get why would anybody want to see a time lapse of a dead
rat. But for some reason people like that, because this channel only has
2.3 1000 subscribers. Yet this video he gets over 104 views per hour and
only nine months ago has over 288,000 views and apparently don't
even have the time lapse. Other stuff. You can just time lapse
yourself. Like this guy here who has incredible Selfie time lapse videos,
4000 subscribers 1.7 million views on this video, really. So it seems
like if you're creative here, you could do a time lapse about pretty
much anything but I always believe in working smarter, not harder. So
what I did was search for what are some of the easiest things to do
that gets a lot of views. Unfortunately for me and you and
seems like a lot of people are interested in the time lapse of ice
cream melting. Again, this is insane because your number one video has 37
million views. While the second result, yeah, it has over 476,000
views. But the channel only has 340 subscribers. All you have to do here
is really resi ice cream down on a surface I plead countertop, and just
hit record. And when it's finished melting, you just stop recording.
Now do you need a professional DSLR camera to do this you don't all you
really need is your phone as it like to make a video like this one is
just simply ice cream in a corner resting in a pan with a phone just
propped up in front recording it for the entire process. Man that's such
always I look so good or not flavors that anyway, once you have that the
footage, the next thing to do is edit the video. And it's not really
any kind of editing at all, all you will be doing is simply speeding up
the footage and then exporting it. And that's it, which you can do for
free with a program called open shot. So to try this as well head
over to open shot.org where you can grab this video editor by just
hitting download right here, choose the operating system of your choice,
and it'll just take a few seconds to install. So here's what open shot
looks like. Once you're in there. What I have here is this real time
video of ice cream melting.
So it's like over one hour long, I guess at least probably was pretty
cool. I shouldn't say though, that this ice cream cone is not mine.
Actually, I found this video on YouTube of an ice cream melting in
real time, not a time lapse. Now all you have to do to make this a time
lapse video and all of the editing that you even need to do is to
simply come down to the video here in the timeline, right click it go
up to time, fast forward, and 16x which is the fastest now this is
what it looks like this is the hyperlapse version of it. Of course
you can make it faster like you've seen in some of the other videos.
But this is just for the example. Instead of an hour and 15 minutes
this hyperlapse video of the ice cream melting is now like three
minutes long. And if you wanted to add or you're on top of the time
lapse, you can get audio for free right from YouTube you just have to
search for audio YouTube audio library is the first link right here
and you have access to all of these tracks for free. That's you can
categorize by the different genres track title mood, only found one
that you would like to proceed with, you can just come and hit the
download button here to grab it on. You don't need to worry the license
type PST, it says you're free to use this or you're tracking any of your
videos including videos that you monetize. And once you're done
editing and exporting the video, the next thing you need to do is upload
it to YouTube. And it seems like the single most important thing to get
the clicks for people to see that time lapse video is the thumbnail.
And as you can see right here, it's not rocket science. It's actually
really simple. It's either the full photo of the ice cream, or full
photo of the melted ice cream. And that seems to be the pattern
throughout. Now I don't know about you but after I saw that this
channel right here template time lapse has been getting over 47
million views with over a million views every single day, of course,
doing these simple time lapse videos, which according to Social
Blade allows them to make an estimated 12,000 to $195,000 per
month. I still can't wrap my head around that, but I am interested in
trying this out. And if you do decide to try this out as well feel
free to let me know in the comments below what you're doing it on. If
it's an ice cream, just like I'm going to try and if you like videos
like this one, then you're gonna want to check out this video next
where I look at another method and how you can make money on YouTube
without showing your face and it's by getting paid to get other people
to relax, which should be relaxing to you since you're getting paid to
do it. So I will see you over
there.