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WSJH Commercial Project

Create a 1-1:30 second commercial using iMovie. Your commercial should convince someone to attend WSJH. You must have video (original or used), original photos, music, and audio (your spoken voice).

Rubric Code: D9C53B

By MMP1and2S13

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

WSJH Commercial
	Great 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Content Commercial must meet all standards as listed in the criteria.	Great Commercial has met all of the standards: has video, original photos, music and audio - as listed above in an exceptional manner.	Fair Commercial has met all of the standards as listed above in a good manner but not in their fullest capacities.	Poor Commercial has not met some specific standard as listed above (i.e. has video, but no photos; or has photos, but no spoken audio).
Convincibility Commercial has target audience and viewers are persuaded to attend the high school.	Great Viewer was totally persuaded to attend the high school based on the video shown. There was a clear topic and target audience and material to reach it.	Fair Viewer was somewhat convinced to attend the high school. The clip should have had more planning and editing. Something was lacking.	Poor Clip was had entirely too much video, too much music, or too much script. Viewer unable to make a clear decision on whether or not he or she would attend the high school based on the clip.
Transitions Student displays the elements of good speaking.	Great Transitions (how to move into next slide) fit content of video. More than two used.	Fair Students stand up straight, and give some eye contact.	Poor Students slouch, little or no eye contact.
Spoken voice Students must add their own voices to their ad.	Great Presentation was very professional and student speaks clearly. There is no mumbling. Sound is heard clearly throughout the commercial.	Fair Presentation was professional but student did not speak long.	Poor Presentation was not professional or unclear. Viewer could not understand speech.