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Scripts and storyboards Scripts and storyboards Students are properly doing the pre-production paperwork. Rubric Code: UX92946 By jwhite54 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Scripts & Storyboards
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
scriptwriting	Excellent The script is complete in the story telling and includes production details. The script follows a production format and includes technical details.	Good The script is complete in the story telling. The script follows a production format.	Fair The script includes some details, but leaves many questions about what the story is and where it is going. The script is written in paragraph form.	Poor The script is lacking details and does not tell the story The script follows no discernible format.
storyboard basics	Excellent Panels are correctly drawn and include visual details, descriptions of each scene are accurate, editing notes are included throughout the document. Details provide a comprehensive instruction for both production and post production.	Good Panels are correctly drawn with sufficient detail and include descriptions of the scenes shown. Details only provide production notes.	Fair Panels are drawn out to represent a video image, but lack any description of what is occurring in the scene. Only minimal details are included for each scene.	Poor Panels are not drawn out as to represent a video image, no technical details are included, does not show the progression of a story. No details are included in the storyboard
Enter Title	Excellent Shot list organized to best utilize location and includes listing each shot needed for a particular scene, in the order in which you plan to shoot them. Additional angles and styles of shots are included. Good	Good Shot list organized to best utilize location and includes listing most shots needed for a particular scene, in the order in which you plan to shoot them.	Fair Shot list not created or is not organized or contain enough information to be used as a shot list.	Poor