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Informative Video

Students will create a video that will be 3 to 5 minutes in length. Examples include: weather newscast, interview or skit that is school appropriate, school spirit video etc. The video must include each partner speaking. All members of the team will contribute and participate in the video. You may use others for your video. May be an individual project

Rubric Code: WX7W823

By sadavis

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Public Rubric

Subject: (General)

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Video project
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts	Not Complete 5 pts
Plot/sequence pts Video segment has an introduction, middle and end.	Excellent Script has an indepth, complete, logical story with a beginning, middle and end.	Good Script is complete, logical story with a beginning, middle and end.	Fair Script is complete with a few rough spots; needs more length.	Poor Script is incomplete with major gaps; length is too short.	Not Complete No script was turned in.
Pronunciation/Dialogue pts	Excellent In the group almost all words were pronounced correctly. Uses more complex language, but with pauses or chunks.	Good In the group some words were pronounced correctly with the exception of 3-4 words. Uses simple sentences.	Fair In the group many words were pronounced incorrectly. Language is choppy and disconnected.	Poor N/A	Not Complete 0.
Acting & Originality pts	Excellent Great clarity, voice projection, no laughing that obscures scene, speaking in complete sentences. Unique and exciting. Oscar worthy material!	Good Missing one of the previous elements.	Fair Missing two of the previous elements.	Poor Missing more than 2 elements or you can't understand or hear.	Not Complete Missing all elements.
Teamwork- When applies pts Each participant will receive an individual teamwork grade.	Excellent All members contributed an equal significant role to the film.	Good All members contributed to the project, but some members did not play as significant a role in the production as a whole.	Fair All members all least contributed something. Some members are far less prominent in the production and video than others.	Poor Not all members contributed to the project. or one or more of the project members contributed almost nothing to the production.	Not Complete No members contributed to the project.