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Script Writing

Broadcast Script Writing

Students are properly doing the pre-production A/V paperwork based on a movie trailer.

Rubric Code: R6A82C

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

TEAMWORK
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 1 pts	Team Score (N/A)
Story	Excellent The script is complete in the story telling and evidently adapted to the sequence of scenes and the characters' roles and turns to talk in the movie trailer.	Good The script is complete in the story telling but it's not adapted to the sequence of scenes, the characters' roles and turns to talk in the movie trailer.	Fair The script isn't complete in the story telling and it's not adapted to the sequence of scenes, the characters' roles and turns to talk in the movie trailer.	Team Score
Writing	Excellent Ss handed in the script in advance to be proofread and it has all the elements required. All members of the team have a role and lines expressing their opinion at least once.	Good Ss didn't hand in the script to be proofread and it has some of the elements required. Not all the members of the team have a role or lines expressing their opinion at least once.	Fair Ss didn't hand in the script to be proofread and it doesn't all of the elements required. Not all the members of the team have a role or lines expressing their opinion at least once.	Team Score
INDIVIDUAL WORK
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 1 pts	Student's Score (N/A)
Lines Writing	Excellent Wrote his/her lines on time and asked to be corrected in spelling and punctuation.	Good Wrote his/her lines on time and but didn't ask to be corrected in spelling and punctuation.	Fair Didn't write his/her lines on time nor asked to be corrected in spelling and punctuation.	Student's Score
Preparedness	Excellent Always practised their role with their teammates during the class, learnt his/her lines and took into account the recommendations given by me after the practice.	Good Sometimes practised their role with their teammates during the class, but didn't learn his/her lines nor took into account the recommendations given by me after the practice.	Fair Didn't Practise their role with their teammates during the class, learn his/her lines nor ask for help.	Student's Score
Pronounciation	Excellent Pronounciation was excellent and voice was clear and understandable.	Good Pronounciation was not so good but he/she asked to be corrected in class; voice was somewhat clear and understandable.	Fair Pronounciation was incorrect and not understandable or he/she didn't really say anything.	Student's Score

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production, video, television

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Rubric Code: R6A82C