Behind the Scenes - Snow Storm in Japan - Video

Video: https://youtu.be/LZAFVpRRzfQ
Behind the Scenes of "Winter Snow Storm Sounds for Sleeping"

The video was shot by my friend Mar Expósito, who lives in Japan and owns an anime animation studio. I've previously showcased other Behind the Scenes footage of videos she has recorded. This particular video was filmed in winter because my channel lacked any snowstorm content.

This Behind the Scenes segment is brief since I couldn't find additional material, but it does show Mar focusing the camera and speaking at the start of each take, as well as clapping to sync the sound recorder with the camera's audio. I've also left a few seconds for viewers to hear the camera's unedited audio and see the ungraded image.

I'm highlighting these subtle aspects to prove that I possess the original files of the video I posted. If this were content downloaded from the internet, I wouldn't have the camera's original sound or the sound recorder's audio, nor would you hear voices or focusing and zooming at the beginning. I also have Gmail emails as additional proof.

I find it deeply unfair that YouTube has demonetized my channel, especially after rejecting my appeal on the grounds that I don't appear in the videos. I invest time, money, contacts, and all kinds of efforts into managing and creating content. I collaborate with friends from around the globe to offer a variety of content. I hold 100% usage and exploitation rights to these videos, even if I'm not in them, yet I'm penalized and demonetized for not appearing on camera.

Not all channels need to feature people on camera, and tasks can be delegated. No one ever informed me that I would have to record myself in the videos. Then, without warning, my channel was suddenly demonetized.

I will do everything in my power to prove that the channel's content belongs to me. While I have uploaded some Creative Commons videos, they are not representative of my channel's total content. In some videos, I can show photos or clips of myself, but in many others, I have only the edited scenes. That's what I'll also be uploading because, one way or another, I intend to continue fighting for my channel. I've dedicated over 10 years of my life, money, and lifestyle to it, even relocating to a specific area to facilitate filming, allowing the channel to influence my choice of residence.

I hope YouTube will re-monetize my channel so we can continue creating content as we have been doing.