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Subscribers 219K

Videos 11K

Views 64.2M

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A/V Geeks 16mm Films curates and presents a large archive of 16mm film content, including school films, archival footage, and historic materials, as suggested by keywords and recent video titles. The channel appears to feature a mix of educational and historical clips, with content styles ranging from silent footage to organized instructional videos, and posts about mid-century workplace and educational topics. Upload frequency is high, with an average of about 17.7 uploads per week and roughly 628 views per video.

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High overlap in home movie and archival topics (queries like home movie archives, school film archives) mirrors A/V Geeks' 16mm era footage, though Huntley films more general archives than A/V Geeks' quirky educational clips (85% match, content aligned but slightly broader).

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Shares interest in historical film clips and oral history facets via queries like oral history film clips, but RT Trailers focuses on cinema trailers rather than archival 16mm footage, resulting in a broader audience with less overlap in core content (61% match, content aligns on clips but differs in format).

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A consistent focus on mid-century educational and old classroom films via queries, aligning with A/V Geeks' educational 16mm material, yet PeriscopeFilm emphasizes educational distribution catalogs over purely independent archival reels (61% match, content closely aligned).

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Shares interest in filmstrip collections and archival artifacts, attracting fans of physical media from the same era, though Uncommon Ephemera centers on ephemera rather than full 16mm films (60% match, content highly related but format/presentation differs).

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Covers memoir documentary clips and historical footage that intersect with A/V Geeks' archival material, appealing to similar history-minded audiences though Madman leans more toward documentary storytelling (58% match, content overlaps but narrative focus differs).

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Discovered competitors include HuntleyFilmArchives (85% match) and Kinolibrary (74% match) as top rivals, both aligned with queries like home movie archives, scientific film archives, and school film archives. Rotten Tomatoes Trailers (61% match) and PeriscopeFilm (61% match) also compete due to overlaps in oral history clips and mid-century educational/old classroom films, while Uncommon Ephemera (60% match) connects through filmstrip collections. A/V Geeks has 219K subscribers, which is smaller than Kinolibrary (238K) and HuntleyFilmArchives (104K) but significantly smaller than Rotten Tomatoes Trailers (16.1M) and PeriscopeFilm (876K), highlighting a range of audience sizes among competitors. The overlapping queries indicate common ground in 16mm/educational film archives, mid-century educational content, and historical footage.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to A/V Geeks 16mm Films?

A/V Geeks 16mm Films' biggest competitors on YouTube are HuntleyFilmArchives (104K subscribers) with an 85% match, Kinolibrary (238K subscribers) with a 74% match, and Rotten Tomatoes Trailers (16.1M subscribers) with a 61% match. They share a focus on archival or film-related content and historical/film footage such as archival footage, trailers, or educational film content.

What type of content does A/V Geeks 16mm Films make?

A/V Geeks 16mm Films creates archival and historic film content, including educational and school films, silent footage, and period topics as indicated by titles like Smokeless Tobacco: It Can Snuff You (1986) and City In The Snow (silent raw footage, 1940s). The channel uploads frequently, averaging 17.7 uploads per week, with videos averaging about 628 views per video.

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