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The Production Ladder Game. Students will learn various roles in the film industry by creatively creating a board game that describes each role. * See attached document. Rubric Code: LX447W8 By marctheartist Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Production Ladder Game
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Roles defined	Poor Not every role was defined clearly from the production Ladder Sheet. Little effort was made and several jobs were not included. Very little to no degree of creativity was used.	Fair Most of the roles were defined but with brief descriptions of each job. Marginal effort was made in defining the roles with some degree of creativity	Good Roles were clearly defined. All positions on the production ladder were researched thoroughly and creatively used.
Originality of game	Poor Little to no degree of originality was used in making the game: board, rules, elements, who and how does one win was not made clear. Game was ordinary and not very interesting.	Fair Board had a degree of originality, rules, elements, but lacked a degree of effort. They were able to come up with an actual game that is somewhat interesting and has rules, and a way to win.	Good Game was very original, fun, humorous, and very interesting, completely original with a lot of effort and ingenuity.
Graphics & Design	Poor Little to no effort was made in creating the board. Board was sloppy. Tools like rulers were not used, no real logos or film related symbols were used. Choice of mediums such as colored pencils or markers were poorly applied. Work seemed rushed with little care put into the project. Many marks on the board are seen, not cleanly erased and very sloppy.	Fair Graphics and Art were used. Real film related logos or symbols were used, but execution seemed somewhat rushed. Some ffort was made in applying tools such as rulers, and coloring the board to look original and interesting. Board had marks on it that were not clean such as pencil marks and fingerprints are evident.	Good Work was executed with great effort. Board and pieces, cards, etc, were executed with excellence and care. Tools like rulers were used, icons or logos were printed and transferred with care... colored pencils or markers were used with care and board was clean with no marks or damage.