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Video Journalism 
This is a rubric for the video project that is part of the photojournalism class at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton, California.
Rubric Code: GXA6W5B
By hpitto
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Subject: Journalism  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Video Journalism
  Unsatisfactory

0 pts

Poor

4 pts

Fair

6 pts

Good

8 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Editing/Format

Unsatisfactory

Video was not edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CC or final video is not in QuickTime or mp4 format.

AUTOMATIC ZERO/FAILURE ON THE ASSIGNMENT.
Poor

N/A
Fair

N/A
Good

N/A
Excellent

Video was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and final video is in QuickTime or mp4 format.
Personal Connection

Unsatisfactory

There is a personal connection to the assignment thus creating a conflict of interest.

AUTOMATIC ZERO/FAILURE ON THE ASSIGNMENT.
Poor

N/A
Fair

N/A
Good

N/A
Excellent

There is not a personal connection to the assignment.

Ex: It's not a class or activity you're involved in a group of your friends, etc.
Natural Sound

Unsatisfactory

Video is completely narrated and devoid of natural sound.
Poor

Video is partially narrated in addition to the natural sound or people talking in the background.
Fair

Video has mostly sound of people talking in the background and lacks natural sound, although it is still present.
Good

Video has mostly natural sound and some sounds of people talking in background (not narration).
Excellent

Video only has natural sound.
Subject

Unsatisfactory

Video does not have one, clear, identifiable subject.
Poor

Video appears to have multiple main subjects.
Fair

Video has one, clear subject, but they are mostly not identifiable.
You mostly never see their face, and they are not named in a lower third.
Good

Video has one, clear subject, but they are somewhat not identifiable.
You mostly never see their face, but they are named in a lower third.
Excellent

Video has one, clear, identifiable subject.

** If the video is about animals, then there can/should be more than one animal.
Lower Third(s)

Unsatisfactory

All lower third(s) missing.
Poor

There is only one lower third, and it is not in the proper format.
Fair

There is only one lower third, but it is in the proper format.
Good

Both sets of lower thirds are present, but formatting is wrong.
Excellent

There is an opening lower third with your name and title (Photojournalism student) on two separate lines. Your name is larger than your title.
Ex: Haley Pitto
Photojournalism instructor

There is a lower third for your video's main subject (if they are not an animal) as well.
Length

Unsatisfactory

Video is less than 1:50 or more than 2:10 in length.

(The above length is in minutes and seconds)
Poor

N/A
Fair

N/A
Good

N/A
Excellent

Video is 1:50-2:10 in length.

(The above length is in minutes and seconds)
Location

Unsatisfactory

Video is not located in Stockton and does not have a Delta connection.
Poor

N/A
Fair

N/A
Good

N/A
Excellent

Video is located in Stockton or has a Delta connection.
Panning and Zooming

Unsatisfactory

Video is filled with pans and/or zooms.
Poor

There are several pans and/or zooms.
Fair

Video has more than two pans and/or zooms.
Good

Video is almost entirely without pans and/or zooms (1-2 present).
Excellent

Video is devoid of pans and/or zooms.
Stability

Unsatisfactory

Video is not stable; it is clear that a tripod was not used.
Poor

Video is mostly unstable.
Fair

Video is partially stable. A tripod was used only half of time.
Good

Video is mostly stable. A tripod was used most of the time.
Excellent

Video is stable; it is clear that a tripod was used.
DEADLINE

Unsatisfactory

Video is not on the MCOM7 server under the file with your name by the April 23 1:30 p.m. deadline.

AUTOMATIC ZERO/FAILURE ON THE ASSIGNMENT.
Poor

N/A
Fair

N/A
Good

N/A
Excellent

Video is on the MCOM7 server under the file with your name by the April 23 1:30 p.m. deadline. (20 points)




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