Publishing to YouTube Failed: The operation couldn't be completed. No such file or directory

I am getting the following error in iMovie when I attempt to publish a video clip to YouTube: Publishing to YouTube Failed: The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory. Any ideas about what is going on? I did not find anything directly related to this on general google search...

I'm not certain why this error is coming up, but I have almost 500 youtube videos on youtube, all created through the years with iMovie.
Here is what I find. The publishing tool through iMovie is very sketchy, and doesnt work well most the time. Plus you usually lose alot of quality. Go to File>Share>File. This will then save it as a file to wherever you want. Then when you go to upload on youtube, select this file.

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