UNTOLD: The Cost of Being a YouTuber (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 12, 2023

Original Title:
UNTOLD: The Cost of Being a YouTuber

Genres:
Documentary

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 26

Is being a Youtuber a viable career option?

Is being a Youtuber a viable career option? How realistic is being a Youtuber as a full-term career? Dan Howell investigates. Dan Howell meets Dan Rhodes and Vikkstar to question whether being a YouTuber is a viable long-term career. Exclusive data analysis shows just how hard it is to keep making successful content.

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Kevin Deeley

Camera Operator:
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Calum Yeats
Adam Singodia
Stephen James Dunn

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Nigel Tadyanehondo

Director:
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Editor:
Ona Bartrolí

Executive Producer:
Cat McShane
Jamie MacDonald

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James Painter

Music:
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Online Editor:
Andrew Fisun

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Cem Kilinchan

Post Production Producer:
OnSight

Production Assistant:
Georgia Harding

Production Manager:
Alysha Christal

Researcher:
Emily May Thorne

Sound Recordist:
Manon Peregrine- Lewis
Jj Mitchell

Sound Supervisor:
Andy Coles

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