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Film Analysis Essay 
Students view film versions of Hamlet while identifying, analyzing, and interpreting the techniques used in the film to achieve the director's purpose.
Rubric Code: QX862X5
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

Student has not achieved mastery of rhetorical analysis

1 pts

Fair

Student has some mastery of rhetorical analysis

2 pts

Good

Student has good mastery of rhetorical analysis

3 pts

Excellent

Student has excellent mastery of rhetorical analysis

4 pts

Invention

Since invention concerns finding something to say, audience and purpose are addressed her as well as your central argument (Thesis)

Poor

Student has not identifed the audience and has not constructed a clear thesis or central argument.
Fair

Student has identified the audience and suggested the central argument, but has not convinced the reader of the purpose.
Good

Student has identified the audience and stated the central argument by giving a thesis with support.
Excellent

Student has clearly identified the audience and clearly stated the central argument. Writer's purpose is clear to the reader.
Analysis of Rhetorical Strategies

Student has chosen a selection of rhetorical strategies to analyze and has given examples from the film

Poor

Student has not succesfully identified the rhetorical strategies employed by the director.
Fair

Student has identified some of the rhetorical strategies employed by the director and alluded to examples of same.
Good

Student has identified several of the rhetorical strategies employed by the director and has given some examples.
Excellent

Student has clearly identified several rhetorical strategies employed by the director and has given clear examples for each.
Film techniques

Student has identified film techniques and explained the director's choices in the film.

Poor

Student exhibits little awareness of techniques employed in film.
Fair

Student exhibits some awareness of techniques employed in film.
Good

Student exhibits awareness of more than one technique employed in film.
Excellent

Student competently provides analysis of the film techniques with meaningful discussion of director's purpose.
Organization

Student has effectively organized his or her ideas in a logical, persuasive, manner.

Poor

Student has not mastered the art of organization in the essay. Ideas are not logically presented and fluency is an issue. Topic sentences are not clear - no transitions.
Fair

Student has attempted to plan and organize the essay with a rudimentary structure. Ideas are presented with some fluency.
Good

Student has a planned structure to the essay; however, it is somewhat mechanical and is mostly fluent. Needs better transition and topic sentence.
Excellent

Student has a planned structure to the essay with some errors that do not hinder comprehension.
Grammar, Usage and Mechanics

Student has written with style and maturity, varied sentence structure, vocabulary, and effective compositional choices. Free of spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors.

Poor

Student demonstrates little control of prose.
Fair

Student demonstrates emerging control of prose with little awareness of sentence structure.
Good

Student demonstrates moderate control of prose, including some variation in sentence structure.
Excellent

Student demonstrates control of prose, including variation in sentence structure.



Keywords:
  • Rhetorical Strategies- Film Techniques - Central Argument

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