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Persuasive Propaganda Commercial
Persuasive Propaganda Commercial
Make a scripted, persuasive commercial, 60 seconds long, using clearly defined propaganda techniques that we learned about in class.
Rubric Code:
MX9CWXC
By
MsTaytay
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Subject:
Psychology
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Persuasive Prop Commercial
Excellent
10 pts
Good
7 pts
Fair
5 pts
Poor
2 pts
Pitch
Excellent
Your pitch caught the attention of everyone in the audience. We can't wait to hear more! Your conclusion made me want to believe your position and concisely summarized your pitch.
Good
Your pitch caught the attention of most of your audience. We'll stick around to hear more. Your conclusion made me consider believing your position, but left me wanting more.
Fair
Your pitch caught the attention of some of your audience. Some of us are still listening. Your conclusion made me think about believing your position, but I probably won't advertise with you.
Poor
You have a pitch, but it doesn't catch our attention. We don't really want to hear more. Your conclusion made me decide that I definitely did not want to believe your position or advertise with you.
Persuasive Details Commercial
Excellent
You used 3 or more details that persuaded me to buy, or believe, your propaganda position. Details were tailored to the target audience.
Good
You used 2 details to convince me to buy, or believe, your position. I'm thinking seriously about believing your position, but some details were not tailored to the target audience.
Fair
You used 1 detail to convince me to buy, or believe, your position. I'm not quite convinced I want to spend my money or time on your position; little connection to target audience.
Poor
You gave no details to convince me to buy, or believe, your position and it wasn't related to the target audience.
Audience Analysis
Excellent
Your name and slogan were perfectly aligned with your target audience.
Good
Your name and slogan were both somewhat aligned with target audience, could be more specific.
Fair
Either the name or slogan were not aligned with target audience.
Poor
No indication who the target audience was based on name and/or slogan.
Advertising Appeals
Excellent
Excellent use of needs and appeals, you clearly understand how to persuade an audience.
Good
Good use of needs and appeals, could develop more.
Fair
Some use of needs and appeals, application of techniques needs more work.
Poor
No evidence of understanding of audience needs and appeals.
Ideas, Development and Creativity
Excellent
Original, new ideas. Commercial demonstrated a high level of creativity. It was exciting and interesting. I need the product now!
Good
Commercial demonstrated a moderate level of creativity. It was interesting. I might buy the product.
Fair
Commercial demonstrated some level of creativity. The commercial did not make you want to buy the product.
Poor
Commercial is a copy of other work. It did not make you want to buy the product.
Word Choice
Excellent
Words are powerful and strong and relate to the overall message of the commercial.
Good
Attempts to use some language which helps to convey the overall message of the commercial.
Fair
Struggles to use language which can help to convey the overall message of the video.
Poor
No thought put into word choice and how it affects the commercial.
Organization and Use of Class TIme
Excellent
Showed initiative and worked independently. Organized and responsible use of class time.
Good
Lacked initiative but was responsible in using class time appropriately.
Fair
Needed to be reminded to use time effectively and stay on task.
Poor
Unable to work independently. Did not use class time effectively.
Commercial Length
Excellent
Commercial is between 60 and 90 seconds.
Good
Commercial is over 90 seconds.
Fair
Commercial is under 60 seconds.
Poor
Commercial is under 30 seconds
Script
Excellent
Commercial is scripted and is an excellent example of a persuasive ad. Typed script is handed in.
Good
Commercial is somewhat scripted. Typed script is handed in.
Fair
Commercial is improvised. Script is turned in.
Poor
No script turned in.
Editing
Excellent
The commercial is professional looking using music and at least three transitions.
Good
The commercial looks good has some transitions.
Fair
Not well done, no transitions or music
Poor
No evidence of editing done. One long shot.
Subjects:
Communication
English
Psychology
Types:
Presentation
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