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Movie Trailer 
Film/Acting Presentation (Final Exam Part 2)
Using what you have learned from this point, create a movie trailer. Each film will be 3-6 min in length. You may recreate an existing film of your choice or create your own film. All assignments will be graded using the rubric below. You will have a total of 3 days to finish this project.
Rubric Code: TBW584
By matthomp
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Movie Trailer
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Length of film

The film must be 3-6 min in length
Excellent

Length of trailer meets minimum requirement. No less than 3 minutes, no more than 6 minutes.
Good

Length of trailer does not meet minimum/maximum requirement, but is in the ballpark. No less than 2 minutes.
Satisfactory

Length of trailer does not meet minimum requirement by a significant margin. No less than 1 minute.
Poor

Did you time this at all?
Title, Credits and Text

Every film must have a title, credits, and text
Excellent

Titles, Credits, and Text add value to the trailer, and do not detract from overall trailer. Titles were crisp, clever, and appropriate with clear links to the movie. All contributors are properly credited.
Good

Titles, credits, and text are lacking in a few places, but they do not greatly detract from the trailer. There are a few Spelling/ Grammatical errors. Some contributors are properly credited.
Satisfactory

Titles, credits, and texts detract from trailer; as they add little to nothing to the overall trailer. There are many Spelling/Grammatical errors. Only a few contributors are properly credited
Poor

Little text. Poorly composed. Not title Present. No contributors are listed in the credits.
Animation Effects

How did you present and prepare
Excellent

All images are clear and easy to see. Background colors and image effects chosen add to the visual interest of the presentation. Fonts, color, and graphics are used to enhance the presentation without detracting from the presentation content
Good

Most images are clear and easy to see. Background colors and image effects chosen add to the visual interest of the presentation. Makes excellent use of fonts, color, and graphics are used to enhance the presentation without detracting from the presentation content.
Satisfactory

Most images are clear and easy to see, but two-three images are fuzzy. Most background colors and image effects chosen add to the visual interest of the presentation, but many of the effects chosen take away from the effectiveness of the piece. Use of fonts, color, and graphics may distract viewers and without detracting from the presentation content.
Poor

The majority of the images are fuzzy and difficult to see. Background colors and image effects chosen do not add to the visual interest of the presentation. Fonts, color, and graphics are not used well and distract viewers and detract from the presentation content.
Camera and gear

Camera and gear
Excellent

Camera movements are correctly used. Tripod is used to correctly stable balance.
Good

Camera movements and tripod stable balance correct most of the time.
Satisfactory

Camera movements and and tripod stable balance did not fit the movie trailer.
Poor

Camera movements were sloppy.
Lighting

Proper lighting techniques
Excellent

The use of three point lighting is used. Proper lighting temperatures and proper exposure were used.
Good

Lighting, temperature was lacking in areas.
Satisfactory

Lighting was not correctly used in the filming.
Poor

No lighting was used.
Sound

Must have music
Excellent

Musical background was great with clear to match the movie's essence. Sound created suspense, was not overpowering. Voices could be heard.
Good

Voices and music were basically a good match to the movie. Some sounds may have been hard to hear or overpowering.
Satisfactory

Music did not fit or sound correct. Voices were impossible to hear.
Poor

No music or impossible sound quality.
Editing

Use Final Cut Pro X to edit the movie trailer
Excellent

Every clip was edited to fit the movie trailer. Transitions were properly placed to engage the audience. Effects were used to make the trailer come to life.
Good

Did not edit every clip. Some transitions and effects were placed in wrong places.
Satisfactory

Only a few clips were edited in the editing process. Transitions and effects were vague.
Poor

Did not edit any clips. No Transitions of effects were present.



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