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Screenplay/ Teleplay Rubric Creative Writing Rubric Code: DB34A4 By Shumway Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Quiz Grade Levels: 9-12

Creative Writing Short Story Rubric
	Poor 3 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Mechanics	Poor Writing has a large number of mistakes in grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc...	Fair Writing adheres to all of the rules of grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc.. with some minor errors.	Good Writing adheres to all of the rules of grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc...	Excellent The writer adhered to all rules of mechanics and also created a decisive and consistent voice.
Originality	Poor The writing is filled with cliched phrases, dialogue, characters, and plot.	Fair The writing uses some cliched phrases, dialogue, characters, and plot.	Good The writing avoids cliched phrases, dialogue, characters, and plot.	Excellent The writing is unique and compelling.
Style	Poor The writer is still searching for his or her own voice and the style/tone/mood of the writing is disjointed and/or undeveloped.	Fair The writer somewhat develops his or her own voice and creates a tone and mood in his/her writing.	Good The writer develops his or her own voice and effectively creates a tone and mood in his/her writing.	Excellent The writer effectively uses tools appropriate to the genre in which they're working without mimicking genre archetypes.
Assignment Parameters	Poor The writer did not follow the rules of the assignment.	Fair The writer went outside the rules/ parameters for the assignment but it was for the benefit of the writing.	Good The writer followed all the rules and/or directions regarding the assignment.	Excellent The writer embraced the pararmeters of the assignment in depth, using the rules as a tool to be creative.
Utilizing Teleplay Elements	Poor The teleplay includes some stage direction and vernacular necessary to write in the medium but could be more effective in propelling the narrative or plot forward.	Fair Teleplay utilized elements of the medium including a slugline and stage/camera direction.	Good Teleplay utilized all elements of the medium effectively; including a comprehensive slugline in which int. v ext. setting is addressed including props, stage and camera direction that moved the narrative forward, and explanation of any effects using screenplay vernacular.	Excellent Teleplay utilized all elements of the medium effectively; including a comprehensive slugline in which int. v ext. setting is addressed including props, stage and camera direction that moved the narrative forward, and explanation of any effects using screenplay vernacular. The teleplay was also effective in its content, relative to the length of the scene or episode.