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Media Studies 20 Social Media Project Media Studies 20 Social Media Project Student created Youtube videos Rubric Code: EXAC839 By hmorgan2000 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Media Studies 20 YouTube project
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Story board	Poor Oops - you did not turn in a storyboard,	Fair Your storyboard was filled out, but really lacking the detail to make it effective	Good Storyboard was detailed and shows an obvious effort
Script	Poor Oops, and you either forgot to hand in your script, or it had little to no connection to your finished video	Fair Your script was complete, and showed effort, but there were several variances between it and your video	Good Your script was very involved and noted several re-writes when it varied from your finished video
Technical Details	Poor Your video did not meet the time requirements and included less than 3 camera shots	Fair Your video meets time requirements and minimum camera shots, but they were not used as effectively as they could have been	Good You video fits time requirements and exceeds the mimimum camera shots. They are used very effectively.
Editing	Poor Your video shows little to no signs of editing	Fair Your video shows some use of editing, but it is not as effective as it could be	Good Your video shows extensive editing which results in an effective final product
Sound	Poor There is no sound incorporated into the video (aside from sound recorded during filming)	Fair There is some sound incorporated into your video<BR> (music, sound effects)	Good There is significant effort to incorporate sound into your video (music, sound effects)
Originality/Creativity	Poor There is no sign of originality/creativity	Fair Your video shows original and creative thought and production, but you could have gone further	Good Completely original and creative work, from the storyboard to the final product.
Group Work, Collaboration	Poor Contribution to group work was minimal <BR> or <BR> kept other group members from contributing effectively	Fair Worked well in your group, but there were definitely some points to work on	Good Awesome team work abilities. Collaborative group effort is very apparent