
Video Production and Editing on Mobile
Using Kinemaster for Editing and Effects on Mobile
What you'll learn
- Open a new project in Kinemaster
- Get to know the app interface and its features
- Cut and combine photos and videos
- Change the video background
- Add photo filters and adjust colors
- Edit audio and add sound effects
- Add text, drawings, and animation templates
- Use keyframes to animate elements
- Export the final video
About this course
This course explains video production and editing on a mobile phone using the Kinemaster app. You start with an introduction to the course, then learn how to open a new project and get to know the app interface and its features. Next you learn to cut and combine photos and videos, change the video background professionally, add photo filters, and adjust colors. Then you move on to basic audio edits, adding audio filters and sound effects, adding and editing text, creating drawings, and using animation templates. The lessons then explain the keyframe concept with two practical examples, followed by useful extras and tips for working efficiently, and finally how to export the finished video. The course suits anyone who wants to edit videos from their phone, such as content creators, business owners, and beginners in editing. No previous experience is needed, and all you need is a phone with the app installed. By the end, you will be able to edit a complete video with text, effects, and motion, and export it in good quality.
Expected outcomes
- Master video editing using Kinemaster.
- Create professional videos for various purposes.
- Design dynamic animations using Key Frame.
- Add texts and effects to enhance video quality.
- Export the final video in high quality and share easily.
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Course content
1Video Production and Editing on Mobile Using Kinemaster
18 lectures
- Course OverviewIntroduces the video-making course using the KineMaster app on a phone, explaining it starts from zero, suits beginners and gradually builds the learner up to a professional level of editing.0:39
- IntroductionPreviews the KineMaster course content: opening a project and the interface, cutting and combining clips, removing green screen, filters, audio, text and graphics, the Key Frame concept, and exporting the video.2:38
- How to Start a New ProjectExplains creating a new KineMaster project and setting its properties, including the video aspect ratio, fill and fit modes for media of different sizes, and the default transition duration.11:17
- Getting to Know the Program Interface and Explaining FeaturesExplains the KineMaster interface and its areas, including the timeline and zooming it, layers, adding media, text, effects and audio, and the undo and screenshot buttons.18:21
- Cutting and Assembling Images and Videos (Part One)Explains adding images and videos to the timeline, ordering layers and centering the video to match the background, and filming on a green screen in preparation for removing it and trimming excess parts.12:11
- Cutting and Assembling Images and Videos (Part Two)Continues explaining trimming in KineMaster: listening to the clip to find where sentences start and end, splitting layers and deleting extra parts, then removing the green background with the chroma key feature.16:16
- Changing Video Background ProfessionallyExplains blending a video layer into the background with blend modes such as darken and screen, and adding color filters that give a warm or cold feel to improve the video's colors and lighting.16:27
- Adding Image Filters and Color AdjustmentsExplains adding an image that appears during a chosen part of the video, duplicating layers and ordering them by sending forward or backward, and applying a blur effect to hide a face or area.13:05
- Basic Audio AdjustmentsExplains separating a video's audio from its picture with the extract audio feature, then controlling sound from the mixer: volume level, balance between the left and right channels, and pitch.13:22
- Adding Filters and Sound EffectsExplains audio effects such as reverb and studio room, and gradually lowering volume using control points on the volume curve, with examples applied to an audio clip.13:59
- Adding and Editing TextExplains adding text to a video and editing it: choosing the font and its weight, aligning text, downloading new fonts, applying a blend mode to text, and hiding and restoring properties.13:59
- Creating Graphics and Using Animation TemplatesExplains animating text with in and out animations, drawing arrows and shapes with the pen and adjusting their thickness and color, and applying appear and disappear animations to drawings.17:18
- Explaining the Concept of Key FrameExplains the Key Frame concept as a general editing idea, and how it changes an element's position, size and opacity over time by adding points, with the spacing between points affecting motion speed.16:00
- First Practical Application of the Key Frame ConceptA hands-on Key Frame exercise: moving a basketball across a scene over a ground, bringing in squares that rotate and exit, and animating near and far trees at different sizes to create depth.8:16
- Second Practical Application of the Key Frame ConceptA second hands-on Key Frame exercise: moving colored balls between points, changing their sizes mid-motion, hiding them before they enter and sending them out to the right, and encouraging practice by copying other examples.13:47
- Important Additions and Tips for Effective Work (Part One)Gives tips to make KineMaster videos look more professional: adding ready-made backgrounds, downloading attractive Arabic fonts, and animating every text or image with matching entrance and exit motions.18:36
- Important Additions and Tips for Effective Work (Part Two)Continues the editing tips: duplicating first-scene elements for the second scene, adding sound effects when elements appear, keeping colors and fonts consistent, and choosing suitable transitions between scenes.17:02
- How to Extract the Final VideoExplains exporting the final video from KineMaster and balancing quality and file size: choosing resolution such as HD or FHD, frame rate, bitrate, and the more efficient video codec.16:13
Instructor

Eng. Mustafa Abul-Fadl



