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iRubric: Romeo & Juliet Act 5 Film rubric

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Romeo & Juliet Act 5 Film Rubric Code: D9WC87 By miles_j Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

R&J Act 5 Film
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Average 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Voice Projection	Poor Difficult to hear lines being spoken	Fair Some difficulty hearing specific lines	Average Little difficulty hearing lines	Good Difficulty hearing words, but can hear the majority of the lines just fine.	Excellent No difficulty hearing lines being spoken by any character.
Material Covered each fact is worth 1 point	Poor omits a majority of the necessary important facts, making it impossible to tell what has happened in the Act.	Fair skips through the act, leaving some important information out, or putting it in the wrong order	Average leaves a little bit of necessary information out, making it difficult to interpret what has happened	Good correct information, wrong order or leaves just 1-2 important pieces of information out.	Excellent has all important facts covered in the appropriate order.
Character Involvement each character's involvement is worth 1 point	Poor only 1-2 characters speak or participate in the video	Fair Only 3 characters speak or are involved in the video	Average 1-2 required characters don't speak or are involved	Good All characters are present in the video but 1-2 do not speak	Excellent All characters are present and have appropriate lines spoken in the video
Creativity	Poor Spoken to the camera the whole time, reading from the book	Fair Used a paper to read, very little interaction between characters.	Average Characters interact with one another, but it is obviously being read from paper	Good Use of cue cards or note cards for lines, some memorization is present; use of props & stage directions; character interaction is present	Excellent Lines are memorized (or cue cards are used); use of props and stage directions; Characters interact with each other well (as if really acting)