Yeoh (top row, most left) with participants
Featuring a variety of virtual activities, Minggu Sains Negara 2021 offered
opportunities for students of all ages to have fun while learning the world.
KLESF STEM webinar on “Video editing for beginner" was conducted on 3 April
2021 via Zoom and KLESF Facebook Live as a part of the programme.
The speaker for the webinar was Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS) of
Sungai Long Campus lecturer Yeoh Li-Cheng. In her talk, she provided video
editing tips and guided participants on how to develop necessary editing
skills and improve the quality of videos. “You need to have the passion to
learn video editing. Some of us like to get things done very fast. You have
to learn and spend time watching video editing tutorials,” she said. She
added that Skillshare is one of the websites that offers lots of tutorials
to improve video content. “Editing is easier than you might think. All you
have to do is practice,” she said.
Yeoh introduced OpenShot Video Editor in her talk as a recommended video
editing tool. “OpenShot Video Editor is a free and open-source video editor
for Linux, macOS and Windows. This project was started by Jonathan Thomas in
August 2008 to provide a stable, free, and friendly to use video editor,”
she said. She then explained the system requirements for the OpenShot and
demonstrated how to get started with editing using the tool.
She highlighted the importance of video file management and advised
participants to keep everything organised so that they can quickly and
easily find it. Besides, Yeoh also shared about the drawback of OpenShot,
saying that it was not optimised very well on systems with limited
resources. “Multiple clips or tracks can cause choppy video preview
performance and slow rendering time. It is nearly impossible to edit complex
videos on a laptop with limited CPU and RAM,” she said. She then shared some
alternatives to solve the issues.
Yeoh showing how to make the video editing process much easier and
productive by providing some helpful tips
In addition, the participants were given a chance to take part in Video
Making Competition. The competition was open for submission of videos with
not more than one minute in length and with any theme. The winners will
receive an awesome prize package worth RM165.
To view the full video, click
here.
The winners of Video Making Competition were announced on
KLESF Facebook
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