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Stop Motion Animation Video Project

Science Stop Motion Animation Video Project

In this project students work together to create a stop-motion animation that covers a specific chapter from their novel Students will use either LEGOs or clay to create their stop-motion film.

Rubric Code: M25WW5B

By aprillee

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Subject: (General)

Type: Project

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Animation
	Exceeds 5 pts	Thorough 4 pts	meets 3 pts	partial 2 pts	Missing/Incomplete 1 pts
Planning/Storyboard	Exceeds Detailed planning and storybording. The storyboard was followed closely during animation.	Thorough Animation was well planned. The storyboard was followed for the most part. Final Animation could have been slightly better if more detailed planning was done.	meets Storyboard provided a general idea that was not followed closely. Final Animation could have been better if more detailed planning was done.	partial Inadequate planning caused animation to be too short or to be confusing.	Missing/Incomplete No storyboard
Sets/Props	Exceeds Sets/characters/props are very well crafted and visually interesting. A lot of time was put into their construction.	Thorough Sets/characters/props are well crafted and visually interesting.	meets Sets/characters/props are well crafted and somewhat visually interesting.	partial Sets/characters/props are not well crafted or visually interesting.	Missing/Incomplete Incomplete
Animation	Exceeds Animation is very smooth and the characters/objects have fairly natural movements. All frames are in focus.	Thorough Animation is smooth and there is very little distracting camera movement. Most frames are in focus.	meets Animation is choppy. Camera movement is a little distracting.	partial Animation is very choppy. Camera is unsteady and distracting.	Missing/Incomplete Sets, characters, and props were created but not animated.
Sound and Titles/Credits	Exceeds Sound effects, voice-overs, music, and titles/credits make the animation more interesting. Music and sound effects "fit" perfectly with the animation.	Thorough Sound effects and music add to the movie experience. Titles/credits are informative.	meets There was probably a better choice for sound effects and music. Titles/credits were too long or distracting but were still informative.	partial Music and sound effects were distracting. Titles/credits were too long and distracting.	Missing/Incomplete Music, sound effects
Animation Length	Exceeds 60+ seconds	Thorough 45-59 seconds	meets 30-44 seconds	partial 15-29 seconds	Missing/Incomplete 14 seconds or less