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Costume Designer-Industry Interview 
Industry Interview
Students have to interview a personnel in the field of costume design, record the interview, and then submit the the interview video.
Rubric Code: H23C236
By marisa11
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Subject: (General)  
Type: ePortfolio  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Costume Design Industry Interview
  Did Not Complete

0 pts

Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Video Sections
20 %

Video Sections
Introduction
Interview
Conclusions
Did Not Complete

No clear section :
Introduction
Interview
Conclusion
Poor

Sections are noticeable but in the same session during the interview
Fair

Noticeable sections with separate sections of
introduction
interview
conclusion
but limited description of the interview
Good

Clear sections with separate sections of
introduction
interview
conclusion
with sufficient description of the interview
Excellent

Clear sections with separate sections of
introduction
interview
conclusion
with extensive description of the interview
Interview Quality
20 %

Questions are relevant to the purpose and objective of the interview in relation to Costume Design.
Did Not Complete

No purpose and objective of the interview.
Questions are not well structured/prepared.
Poor

No clear purpose and objective of the interview. Show limited relevance to the Costume Design.
Questions are acceptable.
Fair

Given the purpose and objective of the interview. Relevant to the Costume Design.
Questions are quite structured/prepared
Good

Clear purpose and objective of the interview. Relevant to the Costume Design.
Questions are structured/prepared.
Excellent

Detailed purpose and objective of the interview. Directly related to the Costume Design.
Questions are precise, structured and well prepared.
Interview Questions
20 %

The questions/responses from the interview need to show thought/probing for details from your interviewee.
Did Not Complete

Developing questions that elicit information required.
Poor

The questions/responses were not sufficient to elicit information required.
Fair

The questions/responses lacked details.
Good

The questions/responses were overall good, but some could be improved.
Excellent

The questions/responses were very complex, connected and detailed.
Participation
20 %

Students acted as interviewers building a question structure that flowed from simple to complex. Interaction flowed as if a natural conversation occurred.
Did Not Complete

Developing simple to complex questioning format.
Poor

Questions were simple and did not guide the interviewee to interact in a natural conversational flow.
Fair

Questions need some further development in complexity. Interaction could have been more fluent.
Good

Questions could have been more complex to obtain more detail. Interaction could have been more fluent.
Excellent

Questions to ask the interviewee were simple to complex, related to specific costume design considerations-thoughtful, ethical,Interaction flowed as to emulate a natural conversation.
Communicating findings to peersVideo Quality
20 %

Clear image
Clear sound
Did Not Complete

No live image
Unclear audio
Poor

No live image
Limited audibility
Fair

Live image
Limited audibility
Good

Live image
Minimal destruction of audibility
Excellent

Live image
Strong audibility



Keywords:
  • Making Knowledgeable Decisions in Clothing



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