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TV Commercial for Selling a Product 
Students will create a 30-60 second commercial selling a product to a targeted audience using a specific advertising technique which cannot be the same as another member of the group.
Rubric Code: D22C5X2
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

1. Organization

Poor

Audience cannot understand commercial because there is no sequence of information. Time is under 30 seconds or over 1 minute.
Fair

Audience has difficulty following commercial because there is no sequence of information. Close to time constraint.
Good

Commercial mostly shows information in logical sequence which audience can follow. Time constraints
followed 30-60 seconds.
Excellent

Commercial shows information in logical, interesting sequence which audience can follow. Time constraints
followed 30-60 seconds.
2. Content

Poor

Content is weak. Audience is unsure of what this product can do.

Commercial does not utilize an advertising technique
Fair

Commercial is confusing and audience is somewhat unclear of what product can do.

Commercial somewhat utilizes an advertising technique
Good

Commercial is clear in what the product can do but doesn't give a great need for the audience to buy it.

Commercial mostly properly utilizes an advertising technique
Excellent

Commercial is very clear of what the product can do and shows a need for why audience should buy the product.

Commercial properly utilizes an advertising technique
3. Text & Graphics

Poor

Student uses poor graphics or no graphics.
Fair

Student occasionally uses graphics that rarely support text. P
Good

Student's graphics relate to text and presentation. Price and location of product is included but is still unclear how a customer can buy it.
Excellent

Student's graphics explain and reinforce screen text.
6. Visual/Aural Techniques

Poor

Student made poor choices in visual and aural techniques (costumes, props, music or other sounds) and due to this message is unclear.
Fair

Student does not use enough visual and aural techniques (costumes, props, music or other sounds) and/or they interfere with message.
Good

Student uses many visual and aural techniques (costumes, props, music or other sounds) but they interfere with message at times.
Excellent

Student uses many visual and aural techniques (costumes, props, music or other sounds) and they do not interfere with message.
7. Creativity

Poor

Commercial demonstrated little or no level of creativity. Was not interesting and did not make you want to buy the product.
Fair

Commercial demonstrated some level of creativity but did not make you want to buy the product.
Good

Commercial demonstrated moderate level of creativity. Was somewhat interesting and made you think about buying the product.
Excellent

Commercial demonstrated high level of creativity. Was exciting and interesting and made you want to buy the product.



Keywords:
  • Presentation







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