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Broadcasting Camera Crew Broadcasting Camera Crew This rubric is designed to assess the skills and techniques of the production camera crew during "studio" and "live switch" events. Rubric Code: NXAABX9 By ParaDYMAcademy Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Broadcast Camera Crew
	Beginner 14 pts	Operational 16 pts	Proficient 18 pts	Advanced 20 pts
Set Up -Set up<BR> -Cabling<BR> -Pre-Production operational check	Beginner Equipment set up, cabling, and organization was rushed and last minute. Many details unchecked!	Operational Some evidence of organization is evident with equipment, cable, and set up. Operational check was not done.	Proficient All equipment, cabling, and set up were performed on time with time to spare.	Advanced Student arrived early and completed set up and check early. Helped others set up or problem solve.
Communication -Pre-Production meeting<BR> -During Production<BR> -Post Production	Beginner Communication skills are poor with little evidence of following direction or listening to instruction.	Operational Communication was attempted but no follow through was evident.	Proficient Student was engaged and present during meetings and production.	Advanced Student was very organized anticipating problems and engaging to problem solve before issues arose. Showing a passion for an excellent end product.
Pre- Production -Attend practices<BR> -Production shot assignments	Beginner Missed practice or was very late.<BR> Was not engaged at production meetings.	Operational Attended practice but was not engaged or focused.<BR> Difficulty contributing to meetings and organization.	Proficient Planning is checked and completed.	Advanced Student is early to practice.<BR> Student is fully engaged and focused in the organization of project taking full ownership of his/her duties while helping others in the community.
Production -Taking direction<BR> -Preforming assignments<BR> -Professional attitude	Beginner Student is flustered and confused during production.	Operational Student is trying to perform duties yet is overwhelmed or struggling to complete tasks.	Proficient Student completes all tasks and assignments.	Advanced Student goes beyond assigned duties to ensure success and strives to learn more as the opportunity presents itself.
Post Production -Strike<BR> -Equipment storage<BR> -Media management	Beginner Did not complete task assigned.<BR> Did not store all equipment properly.<BR> Did not store media properly.	Operational Duties were attempted but either student was not engaged or did not complete one area properly.	Proficient All tasks were completed as assigned.	Advanced Student completed all tasks with excellence plus helped beyond assignment to speed up the process.