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Video Project video projects Students are to produce a 3-5 minute video based on the assigned topic. Students may work in a group of up to 6 girls, and may work with students who have the same class, but at a different period of the day. Students must hand in a paper listing everyone involved in the video and the title of the video. Rubric Code: C8C39X By PolselliA Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Video Project
	EXCELLENT 20 pts	WELL DONE 15 pts	AVERAGE 10 pts	POOR 5 pts
Production	EXCELLENT The video is an accurate product of the assignment with no missing elements.	WELL DONE The video is reasonably close to the assignment with only minor discrepancies.	AVERAGE The video only slightly resembles the assignment.	POOR The video shows no forethought of the assignment, production is unorganized and careless.
Camera & Audio	EXCELLENT Camera shots are clear, and the audio is understandable. <BR> <BR> Video was brought in on a flash drive, emailed, or uploaded to the internet so that everyone in every class can view it. Acceptable video forms: MPEG, AVI, MOV, FLV	WELL DONE Slight problems with making out certain scenes, or hearing certain lines of dialog.<BR> <BR> Student had to log into a private account to show video, so that students in other classes can not watch it, or had to be viewed from another source (phone, camcorder...)	AVERAGE Camera work or audio work took away from the film, and made it hard to watch. <BR> <BR> Video had to be pieced together in class to be viewed.	POOR Both camera work and audio took away from the film and made it hard to watch. <BR> <BR> Video could not be seen because of an un-known video type.
Reverence	EXCELLENT Students had fun, but were reverent.	WELL DONE One questionable moment that probably could have been handled better.	AVERAGE Two or more questionable moments that could have been handled better.	POOR Clear foul language or obviously offensive material in the film.
Time Limit	EXCELLENT Film was 3-5 minutes (not counting bloopers and/or credits).	WELL DONE Film was between 2-3 minutes (not counting bloopers and/or credits).	AVERAGE Film was between 1-2 minutes (not counting bloopers and/or credits).	POOR Film was under 1 minute (not counting bloopers and/or credits).
Students & Paper	EXCELLENT No more than 5 students, and students handed in a paper with their names, title of the video, and summary (if needed).	WELL DONE More than five students in a group, but students handed in a paper with their names, title of the video, and summary (if needed).	AVERAGE No more than five students, but no paper handed in.	POOR More than five students, and no paper handed in.