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Animate Final Project 
Student will create a 30 sec. animation demonstrating skills listed.
Rubric Code: TX8586W
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Advanced

Students understanding of concepts is well above proficient and advanced in many areas.

10 pts

Proficient

Students are proficient in their understanding of the concepts for this assignment.

8 pts

Basic

Student understands concepts at the very basic level.

5 pts

Below Basic

Student does not exhibit even the basic understanding of concepts.

0 pts

Storyboard

Advanced

Storyboards completed correctly and with thought.
Proficient

Storyboard completed correctly.
Basic

Storyboard turned in but not complete.
Below Basic

Storyboard not turned in.
Brainstorm

Advanced

A well written brainstorm was submitted. It provided evidence of a thoughtful description of what animation is going to be about and how animation is going to be implemented .
Proficient

A brainstorm was submitted. It provided evidence of a thoughtful description of what animation is going to be about and how animation is going to be implemented .
Basic

A brainstorm was submitted. It provided evidence of a descriptive animation. It described how animation is going to be implemented but animation is different than write up .
Below Basic

A brainstorm was not posted.
Character and Scenery

Advanced

Character(s) are original and developed by the student. The scenery was cleverly created by the student.
Proficient

Most of the Character(s) are original and developed by the student.Most of the scenery was created by the student.
Basic

There is a mix of Character(s) and scenery was created by the student and other items were added or taken from the internet.
Below Basic

Student repurposed the work of others. Nothing is original about the character's or scenery.
Principles of animation

Advanced

The 6 + principles were demonstrated well.
Appeal, Secondary action, Squash and stretch, Anticipation, Staging, pose to pose, follow through, slow in and out, arc, timing, exaggeration, and solid drawing.
Proficient

The 6 principles are demonstrated through out the animation.Appeal, Secondary action, Squash and stretch, Anticipation, Staging, pose to pose, follow through, slow in and out, arc, timing, exaggeration, and solid drawing.
Basic

An attempt to demonstrate the 6 principles is attempted through out the animation.Appeal, Secondary action, Squash and stretch, Anticipation, Staging, pose to pose, follow through, slow in and out, arc, timing, exaggeration, and solid drawing.
Below Basic

It is difficult to determine which principle was used.Appeal, Secondary action, Squash and stretch, Anticipation, Staging, pose to pose, follow through, slow in and out, arc, timing, exaggeration, and solid drawing.
Tween Usage

Advanced

Seamless use of tweens throughout the project.
Proficient

Use of tweens are apparent.
Basic

Tweens were used inconsistently.
Below Basic

No tweens were used in the project
Sound

Advanced

Sound effects and music "fit" perfectly with the animation.
Proficient

Sound effects and music add to the movie experience.
Basic

There was probably a better choice for sound effects and music.
Below Basic

Missing/Incomplete
No musics and/or sound effects
Stop Action

Advanced

Excellent job with placement the stop action and is applied correctly.
Proficient

Great job with placement of a stop action. .
Basic

Good attempt at placement of the stop action but somethings are not working or inconsistent.
Below Basic

The stop action is not placed in the animation.It is not apparent or missing all together.
Timeline

Advanced

Student uses the Timeline to create 30 or more seconds of animation.
Proficient

Student uses the Timeline to create 30 seconds of animation.
Basic

Student uses the Timeline to create the animation however does not create 20-30 seconds of animation.
Below Basic

Student does not use the Timeline to benefit the interaction of the animation.
Craftsmanship and Design

Advanced

Excellent craftsmanship. Project catches the attention of the audience and holds it.
Proficient

Good craftsmanship.
Basic

Basic craftsmanship.
Below Basic

Little or no craftsmanship in overall piece.
Promptness

Advanced

Student has spent a significant amount of time preparing for the project and turned it in on time.
Proficient

Student turns in project and has spent time preparing animation. Student's work is on time.
Basic

Student's animation is 1 day late.
Below Basic

Student's animation is over 1 day late.



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