Corporate Communication student wins awards in poster and video competitions

Bachelor of Corporate Communication student Ng Wen Jeng from the Faculty of Creative Industries (FCI) won awards in several competitions, namely the “Kicap Bentong Soy Sauce Poster Competition” and “Celebrating Difference: 3-Min Video Competition”.

The Kicap Bentong Soy Sauce Poster Competition was organised by UTAR Department of Soft Skills Competency of Sungai Long Campus and Kicap Bentong Sdn Bhd. Ng emerged as the winner of the poster competition and walked away with a cash prize of RM250 and a hamper worth RM50.

The poster designed by Ng

Ng shared her inspiration for the poster design, “The process of soy sauce manufacturing is not easy. It is very complicated and time-consuming. I included the four processes of soy sauce manufacturing into my design, starting from the manufacturing process until the soy sauce is bottled and served.”

She added, “The logo at the upper left corner notified the audiences of the brand CAP TANGAN. The caption inserted on the right side – “文冬酱园生抽 您与家人的生活凉拌” says ‘Soy Sauce of Kicap Bentong, the Best Buddies of All Families’.”

 

According to Ng, soy sauce is a necessary seasoning in every family and Kicap Cap Tangan Bentong is the best choice

Hamper won by Ng

Ng also won another award in Celebrating Difference: 3-Min Video Competition. She won second prize in the video competition and walked away with a cash prize of RM200 and an e-certificate.

Celebrating Difference: 3-Min Video Competition was organised by UTAR Centre for Corporate and Community Development (CCCD), in collaboration with UTAR Faculty of Creative Industries (FCI).  The competition aimed to inspire the audiences to share their story, emotions and tender loving care for the Differently-Abled Person (OKU).

The theme focused on having member(s) of the society helping differently-abled individuals during the pandemic. Ng’s 3-Min video showed two university students (the interviewees), who spent time helping a differently-abled person despite their university schedule. The video shows how they give back to society and show love to people who are in need of help. In the video, Ng shared the efforts and experiences of the two interviewees in helping the OKU person.

 

The two interviewees from Ng’s 3-Min video

 “This video intends to create a warm emotional appeal for the video viewers, so the soft background music gives an inspiring feeling,” Ng described.

The poster

Ng also submitted her video titled Voices of Malaysians to MyCerita Rakyat. She is one of the young contributors in MyCerita Rakyat. MyCerita Rakyat is a blog that shares the stories of Malaysians. To view Ng’s video at MyCerita Rakyat, click here.