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Channel age: 19 years (joined April 2007)

Indy Mogul subscriber count: 1,350,000 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 252,153,357 total views across 1,148 videos. Channel age: 19 years (joined April 2007).

Subscriber count
1.4M
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
252M
Videos
1.1K
Avg views/video
220K

Subscriber growth

2026-06-10+0 over 76 days2026-09-01

About

Indy Mogul is the #1 source for independent filmmakers. We make videos to help you make better films. Hosted by Ted Sim and Dave Maze -- the duo aims to decode the struggles of modern filmmaking, gear, and the skills and experiences of influential creatives all around the world — including directors, cinematographers, producers, editors, VFX artists, and digital creators. This show is produced by our editors Tue Duong and Matt Esteron and is a collaborative effort with our incredibly talented guests. If you'd like to participate in the Indy Mogul community, make sure to subscribe to this channel and enable notifications! We try our best to respond to comments and engage with our audience! Contact us via email below --

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Indy Mogul on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the Indy Mogul subscriber count?
Indy Mogul has 1,350,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does Indy Mogul have?
Indy Mogul has 252,153,357 total views across 1,148 videos.
When did Indy Mogul start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
Indy Mogul created its YouTube channel in April 2007. The channel is 19 years old. Searches for Indy Mogul age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does Indy Mogul make videos about?
Indy Mogul is classified under Movies in our directory. About: "Indy Mogul is the #1 source for independent filmmakers. We make videos to help you make better films. Hosted by Ted Sim and Dave Maze -- the duo aims to decode the struggles of modern filmmaking, ge".