Copyright Policy

Copyright & Licensing Policy

All digital assets published on coconutbeach.xyz and our official social media channels—including but not limited to cinematic videos, raw footage, ambient audio tracks, ASMR soundscapes, and graphics—are the exclusive intellectual property of Coconut Beach Studio. All rights are protected under international copyright laws.

Unauthorized Re-Uploads & Distribution

Any unauthorized duplication, distribution, monetization, or re-uploading of our original audio and video files on third-party platforms (such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok) without our express written consent is strictly prohibited.

Enforcement & Rights Management

Coconut Beach Studio actively monitors all social media networks and video-sharing platforms for copyright infringements. We utilize advanced automated rights management systems (including Meta Rights Manager and YouTube Content ID) to protect our unique digital fingerprints.

Violations of our intellectual property will result in immediate:

  • Automated monetization claims (all ad revenue redirected to Coconut Beach Studio)
  • Global video blockages or regional restrictions
  • Direct DMCA takedown requests without prior warning

Commercial Licensing Inquiries

If you wish to license our high-quality footage or audio tracks for commercial projects, films, or business environments, please contact our rights management team directly at: contact@coconutbeach.xyz.

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