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Film en Resumen

@filmenresumen-ox6th

24.6K subscribers39 videos16.5M viewsUSen2.7y old

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Stock footage · likely$Likely monetizedOther

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Subscribers

24.6K

0 · 1d

Views / hour

recent uploads · 22.9K in 24 h

Views 7d

over 1 day so far

Total views

16.5M

39 videos

Uploads / week

1.4

17 min median

Median views

284K

last 20 uploads

Outlier

16.7×

vs niche median

Ad revenue 30d

$14.1K–37.6K

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Growth

Subscribers and views as FameX records them

Subscribers

Daily snapshots stored by FameX

Monetization

YouTube Partner Program: 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 long-form watch hours in 12 months

$Likely monetized

Subscribers24.6K / 1K

Watch hours (12 mo, est.)1.6M / 4K

Estimated from public YouTube data, not confirmed by YouTube. Watch hours estimated from lifetime views per year and recent uploads × typical watch time.

The formula

Niche, persona, format and what makes it work

Niche

Animal documentaries

Content pillar

Animal behavior

Title patterns

The $[N] [X] That [benefit] Forever

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Audience, title patterns, thumbnail style, offers and funnel.

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Why it's faceless

Stock footage · likely · 80% confidence

The evidence

1The channel avatar is a graphic of an eye with the Earth inside, and the banner shows silhouettes of animals in a savanna. The thumbnails feature dramatic scenes with animals and humans, but no recurring presenter. The videos themselves are likely compilations of stock footage with voice-overs, given the nature of the topics and the lack of any identifiable presenter across multiple videos. The 'About' text mentions 'documentaries about nature, animals and amazing creatures of our planet' and 'simple language, verified facts, complete stories,' which aligns with a stock footage or compilation style.

Videos

18:26

Scientists Drop 3 Alligators Into the Deep Sea — Two Get Eaten, Something Huge Takes the Third

146K views · 1d ago

14:09

Cane Toads Are Mysteriously Vanishing in Australia — The Real Predator Is Terrifying

175K views · 6d ago

16:16

Australia Releases Millions of Hungry Worms Into Plastic Trash — What Happens Next Shocks Scientists

233K views · 1w ago

13.3×15:58

The US Dropped 2,000 Poisoned Mice on Guam by Parachute — The Snakes Never Saw It Coming

3.8M views · 2w ago

17:56

Italy Releases 150,000 Hungry Predators Into a Dead Ocean — What Happens Next Stuns Scientists

356K views · 2w ago

28:43

What Happens to Earth If Humans Disappear Tomorrow?

2.3K views · 2w ago

14:12

Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others (It's Not Your Blood)

4.8K views · 4w ago

18:48

Why Cheetahs Are So Friendly to Humans — But Were Never Domesticated

235K views · 6w ago

4.8×15:41

Canada Releases 89 Hungry Predators Into a Dead Ocean — What Happens Next Stuns Scientists

1.4M views · 6w ago

15:46

Why We Still Can't Truly Explore the Deep Amazon

16.6K views · 7w ago

3.7×16:06

A Scientist Decoded the Language of Birds and Spoke to Them — Their Response Shocked Everyone!

1.1M views · 7w ago

5.6×17:06

Everyone Said Rocks Couldn't Save the River — Then He Was Fined Because It Worked

1.6M views · 8w ago

17:00

The Swallow Kills 1,000 Times a Day — And We Call It a Symbol of Home

171K views · 2mo ago

15:41

Arizona Took Out a 96-Year-Old Dam — Then the Desert River Rebuilt Itself

334K views · 2mo ago

3.3×17:11

10-Year-Old Proved Butterflies Remember Being Caterpillars — Their Children Inherited Those Memories

949K views · 2mo ago

17:37

New Zealand Removed 200,000 Rats From an Island — What Came Back is Unbelievable

490K views · 2mo ago

18:36

Florida Dumped 10 Million Oyster Shells Offshore — What Grew Back Was Impossible

39.4K views · 2mo ago

35:42

Why the Ocean’s Most Dangerous Predator Refuses to Kill Us

404K views · 3mo ago

6.8×17:48

New Zealand Botanist Refused to Kill the Most Dangerous Weed - What Grew Back Was Impossible

1.9M views · 3mo ago

9:49

It Looks Like a Desert. But It Hides 36,000 Lakes

3.6K views · 3mo ago

How it makes money

Ad revenue estimate, products and where the channel sends viewers

How we estimated ad revenue

Last 30 days. Every step is shown, and the parts add up to the total.

Niche RPM

what this niche typically earns per 1,000 views from an English audience

$3.00–$8.00

Audience

English

×1

Video length

8–20 min

×1

Long-form · 4.7M views

at $3.00–$8.00 RPM

$14,091–$37,576

Shorts · 0 views (0%)

at $0.03–$0.08 RPM

$0.00–$0.00

Estimated total$14,091–$37,576

An estimate from public data, not YouTube Analytics. Sponsorships, memberships and products aren't included.

What they sell

No product found yet.

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Data from YouTube via YouTube API Services, refreshed hourly. Analysis by FameX — not YouTube data. Revenue is an estimate from niche RPM ranges.

About Film en Resumen

Is Film en Resumen a faceless channel?

Very likely. FameX classifies Film en Resumen as a stock footage channel (likely, 80% confidence). The channel avatar is a graphic of an eye with the Earth inside, and the banner shows silhouettes of animals in a savanna. The thumbnails feature dramatic scenes with animals and humans, but no recurring presenter. The videos themselves are likely compilations of stock footage with voice-overs, given the nature of the topics and the lack of any identifiable presenter across multiple videos. The 'About' text mentions 'documentaries about nature, animals and amazing creatures of our planet' and 'simple language, verified facts, complete stories,' which aligns with a stock footage or compilation style.

Is Film en Resumen monetized?

Probably. With 24,600 subscribers and an estimated 1,641,444 watch hours in the last 12 months, Film en Resumen appears to meet the YouTube Partner Program thresholds (1,000 subscribers and 4,000 long-form watch hours in 12 months). This is a FameX estimate, not confirmed by YouTube.

How much does Film en Resumen make?

FameX estimates Film en Resumen earns about $14,091–$37,576 a month from YouTube ads, based on 4.7M views in 30 days and a typical RPM for the other niche. Sponsorships, memberships and product sales are not included.

How fast is Film en Resumen growing?

In the last 1 days, Film en Resumen gained 0 subscribers and got 0 channel views. It has 24,600 subscribers and 16,503,832 total views.

What kind of videos does Film en Resumen post?

Film en Resumen makes animal documentaries; it uploads about 1.4 videos a week; typical videos run 17 minutes.

Data updated 21 Oct 2026. Subscriber and view counts come from the YouTube Data API; verdicts, monetization and revenue are FameX estimates. How FameX works · More other channels