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Stop Motion Animation 
The student will create a short clip using Stop Motion techniques. Stop motion (also known as stop frame) is an animation technique to make a physically manipulated object appear to move on its own.
Rubric Code: JX9BC23
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Stop Motion Animation
  Below learning expectations

1 pts

Approaching learning expectations

2 pts

Meeting learning expectations

3 pts

Independently meeting expectations

4 pts

Exceeding learning expectations

5 pts

Sets/Characters/Props
5 pts

Below learning expectations

Little or no use of sets, characters or props
Approaching learning expectations

Sets, characters or props are not visually appealing or used appropriately.
Meeting learning expectations

Student used props, characters and had a setting for their video. Student used props effectively.
Independently meeting expectations

Student used a variety of props and characters. Student has a setting. Student effectively used all props.
Exceeding learning expectations

Student used a variety of props, had interesting characters and an unique setting. Student creatively used all props effectively.
Animation
10 pts

Below learning expectations

Student did not finish animation.
Approaching learning expectations

Animation is present but choppy. Most frames are in focus.
Meeting learning expectations

Animation is smooth and in focus.
Independently meeting expectations

Animation is smooth and creative. Frames are well focused. Apparent that camera work is planned.
Exceeding learning expectations

Sets, characters, and props are actively incorporated in animation. Camera work is smooth and well planned. Animation is creative and unique.
Sound
2 pts

Below learning expectations

Music and sound effects
were not present or
were incomplete.
Approaching learning expectations

Music and sound effects were included, however, they were distracting.
Meeting learning expectations

Sound effects and music were present.
Independently meeting expectations

Student linked effective music to animation. Music added to movie experience.
Exceeding learning expectations

Well thought out sound effects were present. Music linked appropriately to animation. Student created their own music or sound effects.
Animation length
5 pts

Below learning expectations

5 seconds or less.
Approaching learning expectations

10 seconds
Meeting learning expectations

15 to 20 seconds
Independently meeting expectations

25 seconds
Exceeding learning expectations

25 to 60 seconds.



Keywords:
  • Stop Motion, frames, pixilation, claymation, model animation, object animation, cutout animation, camera, tripod, smooth, in-betweeens


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