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Module 5 Digital Video Production Digital Video Production Rubric Code: H227W94 By DrSnow Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Digital Video Project
	Meeting (Mastery) 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Insufficient Progress 1 pts
Proper Use of Equipment Shots are composed in the landscape, not portrait, audio is clear and crisp.	Meeting (Mastery) Demonstrates proper use of material used in video production (including hardware and software).	Developing Mostly demonstrates Demonstrates proper use of material used in video production (including hardware and software).	Insufficient Progress Does not demonstrate the proper use of material used in video production (including hardware and software).
Image Composition Images are stable, follows composition advice from Media College and YouTube Tutorials.	Meeting (Mastery) Applies the concepts of image composition to the production of the digital video. Adds own creative ideas.	Developing Applies concepts of image composition most of the time.	Insufficient Progress Does not apply the concepts of image composition.
Lighting	Meeting (Mastery) Uses light as a creative tool.	Developing Enough light for proper exposure	Insufficient Progress Not enough light for proper exposure.
Post-production Production is complete with clear beginning middle and end, the narration is clear and crisp, music adds to the interest of the production.	Meeting (Mastery) Video is production is has beginning middle and end, uses a variety of transitions (cuts, dissolves, wipes), Production has an opening title and ending credits	Developing Video is production is has beginning middle and end, straight cuts	Insufficient Progress Did not edit the video
Completeness	Meeting (Mastery) The project is complete, all information is obviously present, and the student provided details, and all work is shown.	Developing No large pieces of information are missing, but some details and explanations may be lacking, or some work may not be shown.	Insufficient Progress Some pieces of information are missing -- the project is mostly complete.