SLC27/W3 | Video Editing & Upload Optimization by @imranhassan

How are you all? I hope you are well. By the grace of God, I am also well today. I have come to share with you SLC27/W3 | Video Editing and Upload Optimisation. Thank you, @walictd, sir, for launching the YouTube Learning Competition, and through this path we will be able to launch our YouTube channel automatically, and we will learn well from our teacher, and we will be able to become a good YouTuber in the future.

Edited with Canva.

Today I will show you an electronic work in line with my YouTube channel and my work and how I edited it and how I uploaded it to YouTube by adding background music, tag titles, keywords, thumbnails, and how to connect everything. Today I will show you.

Week 3 Assignment

01 Video creation based on the script (minimum 2 minutes duration)

The beginning of the video must be interesting.

I created an attraction by showing the broken button mobile battery lying at home directly at the beginning of the video and explained how I will make it into a rechargeable LED light. Then I checked the output of the batteries with a digital multimeter, and here I saw how the batteries are correct.

Clear distribution of the main content.

In the video I have shown step by step how I repaired the LED light using two old mobile batteries in such a way that it lights up even when there is no electricity. First I took an LED chip, then I took an LED driver circuit which runs through three wires, and I have put all the material parts together and put them here.

Then I saw how to fit the lights here. First I joined a connector clip with the battery in a parallel connection. Then I connected the LED light with the LED driver circuit. Then I connected the battery with the circuit with the previous battery connection, and I ran the LED light through the battery and saw that it is fully working.

Then now to replace the circuit and LED chip battery inside the body cover of the LED light, I took the body cover of the LED light and showed here step by step how to solder the circuit battery and LED chip, which you can see in the picture.

The final part will definitely encourage interaction with the audience.

Then when the entire work was complete, I showed how to check the AC/DC LED light through the series line. Then at the end of the video, I told the audience that if they want to try this project with household materials, they should and requested that they share their experience in the comments.

02 Edit the video with basic professionalism

Use transition effects, background music and supporting text.

I edited the video with CapCut for my electronic work. When I was working at home, my family used to run the ceiling fan a lot. Then I removed the noise, added light background music, and used text and transition effects to make the video look interesting.

Add a simple introduction and outro.

At the beginning of the video I added an introduction about the work and an intro, and at the end an outro to make it look professional so that everyone can easily understand what I said here.

Make sure that the edited result is beautiful and not boring.

After editing, I previewed the video multiple times to make sure there are no mistakes or unnecessary parts, and for each part, I used 'adjust noise', 'remove', then the 'Steemit logo' or 'Steem video logo' so that the viewer can easily understand.

03 Upload the video to YouTube

The title of the video you upload must be catchy and relevant to the content of the video.

While uploading the video to YouTube I set the title, description, and keywords here, which are given below

Title: How to Make a Rechargeable LED Light 3.7V Battery Backup.

Include a video description of at least 100 words.

Description:

In this video, I have repaired a high-brightness LED light using old mobile batteries. This rechargeable LED circuit works even when the main power is off. I used two 3.7V mobile batteries for longer backup. Watch the full video to learn how you can make this at home.

Use at least 3 tags and 3 hashtags.

Tags: LED light, Making LED lights, 3.7V battery project,

Hashtags: #LEDRepair #DIYProject #BatteryBackupLight

Add an attractive thumbnail.

Edited with Canva.

I added a scene with the light on and a title text in the thumbnail.

No power? No problem. LED Backup Light.

Note:

You need to briefly describe the process of creating and editing the video.

For this video, I first used an LED circuit and two old mobile batteries. After testing the batteries, if everything is fine, I started recording. Later, I edited the video in CapCut to remove noise, add music and add transitions.

Include screenshots of the editing process (at least 2 images).

I have attached two screenshots from CapCut – one showing the timeline and the other showing the part where the music is added.

The link to your YouTube video must be shared.

If possible, share your thoughts: What was your biggest challenge, and what did you learn from this assignment?

The biggest challenge of this assignment was getting the battery connections and circuit right. I learnt how to remove noise and set background music. Using CapCut, I am now much more confident that I can make videos professionally.

🟩 Thank you for reading my post and giving your valuable time. Stay well and stay healthy. God bless you. 🟩

Photography Details	📱 Device: Walton Xanon90	📍 Location: Narayanganj, Bangladesh	📷 Captured By: @imranhassan

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