@adamdelduca: Nobody wants to be on camera talking about the ocean That is exactly why deep sea documentaries work so well as a faceless niche The footage carries the story and the voiceover does the rest I use Vidrush for this style of channel because it handles the part that used to eat twenty hours a week You feed it the script, it pulls the footage, generates the voiceover, and assembles the video Idea to finished documentary in under two hours The math is what makes it worth doing Ocean and science documentary content tends to pull higher RPMs than entertainment, and the long watch times lift the entire channel Ten videos a month at 50,000 views each with a $12 RPM is $6,000