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ACE Television Mini-Movie Project
Green Screen Project
Now that you have learned about how to use motion in images for the green screen, instructor want you to create a mini-movie. This movie needs to have a written movie script. Instructor want to see you use the green screen in some areas in your movie. Instructor wants to see you use moving motion with transparent images. See project sheet.
Rubric Code:
VX7B353
By
mrmediatech2015
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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ACE Television Mini-Movie Project
Excellent
20 pts
Good
10 pts
Fair
5 pts
Needs Work
0 pts
Use of proper footage/Audio
Excellent
Video is chosen appropriately worked well for the project. Audio use was perfect.
Good
Video is chosen appropriately for the most part. Audio use was good.
Fair
Video was not ideal and showed signs that it was not thought out. Audio usage was OK but could have been better.
Needs Work
Poor/Omitted
Editing
Excellent
Solid understanding of editing. In and out points were properly chosen. Scenes do not get chopped mid action, but instead, action is played out.
Good
For the most part, good understanding of editing. In and out points were placed appropriately, for the most part. Few scenes were chopped, and were of appropriate length, with a few exceptions. Action, for the most part, was played out.
Fair
Basic to weak understanding of editing basics. Lengthy clips. In and out points are erratic and confusing. Action is interrupted and choppy.
Needs Work
Poor/Omitted
Incorperation into the video
Excellent
Student incorporated themselves successfully into their video. The footage had a purpose and worked well with the overall project. Had a strong understanding of green screen.
Good
Student incorporated themselves into the video was for the most part it was relevant and had a purpose. The footage had a purpose and worked well with the overall project.A good understanding of green screen
Fair
There was limited integration of the student into the project and it struggled to accomplish the task of displaying an understanding of using green screen
Needs Work
Poor/Omitted
Script / Storyboarding
Excellent
Script and story board is present and clear and offers helpful support to the creative process
Good
Story boarding present but not entirely clear and not completely helpful
Fair
Story boarding / Script is present but provide limited support for the summary
Needs Work
poor/omitted
Length of video
Excellent
The video falls between the outlined time limits
Good
The video is roughly 2-5 minutes over or under the time limit.
Fair
The video is roughly 6-10 minutes over or under the time limit.
Needs Work
Video doesn't meet ANY (Over or Under) they stated time limits.
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Journalism
Types:
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