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Drama I Playwriting/Directing Unit Drama I Playwriting/Directing Unit Rubric Code: ZX32B8C By theatrebrandon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Drama I Playwriting/Directing
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Relationships	Poor Director/Playwright created weak relationships between characters.	Fair Director/Playwright created fair relationships between characters.	Good Director/Playwright created strong relationships between characters.	Excellent Director/Playwright created dynamic relationships between characters.
Characterization	Poor Director did not help the actors make character choices that enhanced the scene.	Fair Director helped the actors make few character choices that enhanced the scene.	Good Director helped actors make several interesting character choices that enhanced the scene.	Excellent Director helped actors make many interesting character choices that enhanced the scene.
Blocking	Poor The director did not make full use of the stage and blocking did not support their script.	Fair The director made partial use of the stage and blocking did little support their script.	Good The director made use of most of the stage and incorporated blocking supported most their script.	Excellent The director made full use of the stage and incorporated blocking supported their entire script.
Plot	Poor The scene did not have a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was not cohesive from the beginning to the end.	Fair The scene had a vague beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was partly cohesive from the beginning to the end.	Good Most of the scene had a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was mostly cohesive from the beginning to the end.	Excellent The scene had a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was cohesive from the beginning to the end.
Formatting	Poor 25% of the script was properly formatted.	Fair 50% of the script was properly formatted.	Good 75% of the script was properly formatted.	Excellent 100% of the script was properly formatted.
Acting	Poor Was not a cooperative actor during all of the other scenes did not listen to the director.	Fair Was rarely cooperative and generous actor in all of the other scenes both during performance and rehearsals.	Good Was mostly cooperative and generous actor in all of the other scenes both during performance and rehearsals.	Excellent Was a cooperative and generous actor in all of the other scenes both during performance and rehearsals.