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Close Viewing RAMPS

Describe and Explain Film Techniques

A class assessment tool for close viewing a film and describing the director's message and impact on the audience.

Rubric Code: GX2C4X5

By misslawler

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Junior Film Rubric
	Good Attempt 1 pts	Achieved 2 pts	Merit 3 pts	Excellence (N/A)
Names of Film Techniques	Good Attempt writes the name of the film technique only or describes technique without name	Achieved writes the name of the film shot and describes it clearly and generically	Merit writes the name of the film shot and describes it specifically	Excellence writes the name of the film technique, gives a detailed, specific explanation with some unique insight
Director's Purpose	Good Attempt does not mention the director's purpose	Achieved uses the word 'director' but explanation is limited	Merit clearly understands the director's intention	Excellence clearly understands the director's intention and explains the purpose in specific reference to the film
Audience Reaction	Good Attempt does not mention the audience response	Achieved uses the word 'audience' but explanation is limited	Merit clearly explains how the audience reacts to the film using details	Excellence clearly understands how the audience empathises with the characters' emotions and expresses insight in their writing
Connection to World Around	Good Attempt makes no connection to the outside world	Achieved uses the words 'similar to' or 'is like' in an attempt to make a connection to their world	Merit clearly makes a connection to the world around (or history) and explains this using details from the film and the world around	Excellence clearly identifies a connection to the world around them (or a historical event) that is specifically linked to an idea shown in the film, showing a uniqueness in this link and a fluid writing style