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American Horror Story Script Script Project Rubric Choose 1 important moment from your novel and draft the script for that scene. Scene MUST be 2-3 pages and include the corresponding page numbers from your book. Rubric Code: MX8XX26 By brandodm Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

American Horror Story Script
	Excellent 90 - 100 (N/A)	Good 80 - 89 (N/A)	Fair 65 - 79 (N/A)	Poor Below 65 (N/A)
Dialogue	Excellent Dialogue reveals character traits, personalities, conflict, and mood. It is conversational in nature and flows from one thought to the next within the context of the novels storyline.	Good Dialogue generally reveals character, traits, personalities, conflict, mood, and is consistent with style and form. Feels authentic, consistent with character voice throughout script.	Fair Dialogue sometimes reveals character, traits, personalities, conflict, mood, and is sometimes consistent with style and form. It occasionally feels authentic and/or consistent with character voice throughout script.	Poor Dialogue rarely reveals character, traits, personalities, conflict, mood, and is not consistent with style and form. Does not feels authentic and is not consistent with character voice throughout script.
Content	Excellent The script is dynamic, engaging, and original. The student created a unique and well-developed scene from his/her novel.	Good The script is and interesting, though some parts may not have been fully developed or explored.	Fair Much of the script was not developed or thought out well. Though the student had some ideas, but was not consistent in developing his/her scene.	Poor The script is not developed and does not hold the audience's attention.
Mechanics	Excellent Writer has completely correct formatting, spelling, punctuation, and grammar.	Good Writer has all but a few correct formatting, spelling, punctuation and grammar.	Fair Writing has most correct formatting, spelling punctuation, and grammar.	Poor Writer has little to no correct formatting, spelling, punctuation, or grammar.
Length 2 pages	Excellent The script met all requirements for length.	Good The script meets over half of the length requirements.	Fair The script only meets half of the length requirements.	Poor The script meets less than half of the length requirements.