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Digital Video Production

This unit introduces students to the basics of video production. Working in a small production team, the student will learn pre-production planning, basic equipment operations, video composition, and post-production editing.

Rubric Code: NX793C2

By jadelung

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Subject: Computers

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Digital Video Project
	Meeting (Mastery) 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Insufficient Progress 1 pts
Proper Use of Equipment	Meeting (Mastery) Demonstrates proper use of material used in video production (including hardware and software).	Developing Mostly demonstrates Demonstrates proper use of material used in video production (including hardware and software).	Insufficient Progress Does not demonstrate the proper use of material used in video production (including hardware and software).
Image Composition	Meeting (Mastery) Applies the concepts of image composition to the production of the digital video. Adds own creative ideas.	Developing Applies concepts of image composition most of the time.	Insufficient Progress Does not apply the concepts of image composition.
Lighting Aesthetics	Meeting (Mastery) Applies the concepts of image composition to the production of the digital video. Adds own creative ideas.	Developing Applies concepts of image composition most of the time.	Insufficient Progress Does not apply the concepts of image composition.
Post-production	Meeting (Mastery) Takes an active part in all aspects of post-production process by editing video, including computer graphics and computer processed video transitions into the final product.	Developing Takes part in most aspects of the post-production process. Offers some ideas of his/her own.	Insufficient Progress Does not take part in post-production process
Completeness	Meeting (Mastery) The project is complete, all information is obviously present, and the student provided details, and all work is shown.	Developing No large pieces of information are missing, but some details and explanations may be lacking, or some work may not be shown.	Insufficient Progress Some pieces of information are missing -- the project is mostly complete.
Participation	Meeting (Mastery) All group members participated in the video process and equal amount of work was done by all group members.	Developing Group members participated for the most part but equal amount of work were not done by group members.	Insufficient Progress Large differences in amount of work contributed by different group members.