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Program Format Project 
Video Project 2022
A 3-5 minute video; students may work in a group of up to 4, (ok to work w student from different period of the day.) Preproduction, production and post production are all parts of the assignment. Concept & outline must be submitted in google classroom. Each student receiving a grade for the project must take part in each part of production. No remakes unless preapproved.
Rubric Code: X23AA92
By AshleyWoodson
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  POOR

10 pts

AVERAGE

20 pts

WELL DONE

30 pts

EXCELLENT

50 pts

Production

POOR

The video shows no forethought of the assignment, production is unorganized and careless.
AVERAGE

The video only slightly resembles the script & storyboard.
WELL DONE

The video is reasonably close to the script & storyboard with only minor discrepancies.
EXCELLENT

The video is an accurate product of the assignment with no missing elements.
Camera & Audio

POOR

Both camera work and audio took away from the film and made it hard to watch.
AVERAGE

Camera work or audio work took away from the film, and made it hard to watch.
WELL DONE

Slight problems with making out certain scenes, or hearing certain lines of dialog.
EXCELLENT

Camera shots are clear, and the audio is understandable.
Appropriateness

POOR

Clear foul language or obviously offensive material in the film.
AVERAGE

Two or more questionable moments that could have been handled better.
WELL DONE

One questionable moment that probably could have been handled better.
EXCELLENT

Students had fun, but were appropriate.
Time Limit

POOR

Film was under 1 minute (not counting bloopers and/or credits).
AVERAGE

Film was between 1-2 minutes (not counting bloopers and/or credits).
WELL DONE

Film was between 2-3 minutes (not counting bloopers and/or credits).
EXCELLENT

Film was 3-5 minutes (not counting bloopers and/or credits). (Can be longer if prior permission given.)
Students & PreproductionPaper

POOR

More than four students, and no papers (script, storyboard, outline and production notes) handed in on time.
AVERAGE

No more than four students, but no paper handed in on time. (script, storyboard, outline and production notes)
WELL DONE

More than four students in a group, but students used google docs for the outline; turned in document with their names, title of the video, and summary (if needed).
EXCELLENT

No more than four students, and students handed in a paper with their names, title of the video, and summary.
Post Production

POOR

No editing was done to the project.
AVERAGE

Editing done primarily without any real hiccups, although no real transitions used.
WELL DONE

Editing done with transitional zooms and fades as appropriate.
EXCELLENT

Editing smooth, audience could follow and didn't feel as if they 'missed' something.



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