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Project 6 - Storyboard Sketching

In this lesson, students select a select a script, and sketch a storyboard. By doing this activity, students learn about presenting a story in pictures and about chronological order. They also learn about the importance of storyboards in creating a commercial.

Rubric Code: Q65A86

By MALewis

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Failed Expectations 10 pts	Met Minimum Expectations 15 pts	Met Expectations 20 pts	Exceeded Expectations 25 pts
Planning	Failed Expectations	Met Minimum Expectations Little or no evidence that planning occurred; scenes are too long and do not advance the story OR are too short and leave out essential information; pace is inconsistent to the point of being distracting or interfering with meaning; elements are inconsistent from scene to scene; story does not seem to have a beginning, middle, and end	Met Expectations Evidence that planning occurred in most cases; scenes show some variety in length; pace is somewhat consistent but can be distracting in some instances; elements are mostly consistent from scene to scene; story is missing one of the following: beginning, middle, end	Exceeded Expectations Strong evidence that planning occurred; scenes advance at a comfortable pace for the subject matter; video has a consistent pace; scenes show good variety in length; elements are consistent from scene to scene; story has clearly identifiable beginning, middle, and end
Framing	Failed Expectations	Met Minimum Expectations No variety in camera angles or placement; subjects are too far away; subject placement is awkward	Met Expectations Some variety in camera angles and placement is evident; subjects may be too far away in some cases	Exceeded Expectations Camera angles and placement are varied and add interest to the subject matter; subjects are framed appropriately
Storyboard	Failed Expectations Storyboard is not done or is so incomplete that it could not be used even as a general guide.	Met Minimum Expectations Storyboard has glaring omissions in scene planning. There are some sketches, and notes on titles, transitions, special effects, sound, etc.	Met Expectations Storyboard is relatively complete with sketches for most scenes, and notes on titles, transitions, special effects, sound, etc.	Exceeded Expectations Storyboard is complete with sketches for each scene, detailed notes on titles, transitions, special effects, sound, etc.
Time
	Failed Expectations 3 pts	Met Minimum Expectations 6 pts	Met Expectations 9 pts	Exceeded Expectations 12 pts
Use of Time	Failed Expectations Used time poorly in spite of several adult reminders to do so.	Met Minimum Expectations Used time well but required adult reminders on one or more occasions to do so.	Met Expectations Used time well during most class period with no adult reminders.	Exceeded Expectations Used time well during class period with no adult reminders.
Deadline	Failed Expectations	Met Minimum Expectations	Met Expectations	Exceeded Expectations

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