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Site Specific Project

Art Movement Visual Video Presentation

You will choose create an functional artwork at a specific site on the Horizon campus

Rubric Code: HC8C3X

By msoong

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Art Research Document
	Excellent Job! (N/A)	Almost There... (N/A)	Incomplete (N/A)
Research Did you provide all the necessary background information; sites, project ideas, sketches, discussion (2 points per item of information)	Excellent Job! Your research was accurate and you provided almost all the necessary background information. (16-20 points)	Almost There... Most of your research was accurate and you provided most of the necessary background information. (10-16 points)	Incomplete Your research was not accurate and/or you did not provide enough of the necessary background information. (0-9 points)
Proposal Did your project explore the needs of the project and can you explain why in convincing detail.	Excellent Job! The proposal letter explores a need and student can explain why in convincing detail. (16-20 points)	Almost There... The proposal letter explores a need but is not well executed or the student cannot explain why in convincing detail. (10-16 points)	Incomplete The student started a proposal but didn't finish. (0-9 points)
Shop Work Did you use your time wisely experimenting, trying, failing, making improvements, time management.	Excellent Job! 4-5 minutes in length (16-20 points)	Almost There... 3-2 minutes in length (10-16 points)	Incomplete Fewer than 2 minutes in length (0-9 points)
Sound and Titles/Credits	Excellent Job! Sound effects, music, and titles/credits make the animation more interesting. Music and sound effects "fit" perfectly with the video.	Almost There... Sound effects and music add to the movie experience. Titles/credits are informative.	Incomplete Music and sound effects were distracting. Titles/credits were too long and distracting.