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Creating a Television Show Creating a Television Show Students create a television show and write a script for one episode. Rubric Code: LXB6B29 By Bshaw88 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Creating a TV Show Assessment of class project to create a TV episode
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
PLOT A description of what is taking place	Poor Outline of the plot is insufficient, poorly written and organized	Fair Outlines the plot, but lacks clarity; adequately written and organized	Good Clearly outlines the plot; well written and well organized
SETTING A description of where the episode takes place (perhaps more than one setting in the episode)	Poor Outline of the setting is insufficient, poorly written and organized	Fair Outlines the setting, but lacks clarity; adequately written and organized	Good Clearly outlines the setting; well written and well organized
CHARACTERS A description of each character and any relationships the actors need to know	Poor Outline of the characters is insufficient, poorly written and organized	Fair Outlines the characters, but lacks clarity; adequately written and organized	Good Clearly outlines the characters; well written and well organized
TARGET AUDIENCE A description of the composition and age of the intended viewers	Poor Outline of the target audience is insufficient, poorly written and organized	Fair Outlines the target audience, but lacks clarity; adequately written and organized	Good Clearly outlines the target audience; well written and well organized
SCRIPT A detailed description of the episode - what each character says and any gestures/emotions necessary to convey the intent of the scene	Poor Script does not follow the usual format for a television script	Fair Script follows the usual format for a television script; is adequately written	Good Script follows the usual format for a television script; is well written and organized
STORYBOARD A pictorial representation of the flow of the story	Poor Storyboard does not show the flow of the episode	Fair Storyboard shows the flow of the episode but lacks clarity; adequately organized	Good Storyboard shows the flow of the episode in a clear and concise manner; well organized