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Video Presentation: 1984 Video Presentation: 1984 Create a video 5-10 min. of a scene from 1984. Rubric Code: GX89C83 By janayance Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Video Presentation: 40%
	Below Standard 2 pts	Approaching Standard 5 pts	At Standard 8 pts	Exceeds Standard 10 pts
Video Quality	Below Standard Voices not clear, easy to understand. Video camera moves too much. Overall poor sound quality. Poor lighting.	Approaching Standard Video camera moves very little or not at all. Sound quality is decent. Adequate lighting.	At Standard Video camera is held still through most of the video. Sound quality and lighting are good.	Exceeds Standard Video camera does not move. Sound and lighting are excellent.
Accuracy to novel	Below Standard The book and movie presentation do not correspond at all. They share nothing in common.	Approaching Standard Most of the content is accurate, but there is one piece that might be inaccurate.	At Standard The content is generally accurate, but one piece of information is clearly flawed.	Exceeds Standard All content is accurate. There are no factual errors.
Scenery/ props	Below Standard No scenery or props related to the time period in any way.	Approaching Standard Very little scenery and or props related to the time period.	At Standard Some scenery and or props. It may have some slight flaws in relation to accuracy.	Exceeds Standard Scenery and props are used properly, and closely relate to the novel.
Dialogue	Below Standard	Approaching Standard Dialogue is clear some of the time; sometimes too fast or slow Lines are spoken loudly enough but with no emotion Occasionally stops because of a forgotten line	At Standard Lines not too fast/slow Actors speak loudly enough for everyone to hear Rarely stops to Speaks in a style that is appropriate for the time period	Exceeds Standard In addition to At Standard criteria: ? adds variety to speaking style (lower/ higher volume, change of pace, character voices) ? uses pauses for dramatic effect