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Movie or Play Critique
Movie or Play Critique
Write a movie review focusing on the events displayed in the movie viewed in class. This assignment also grades your writing process from creation to publication.
Rubric Code:
H6A695
By
kgotschall
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Writing
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Movie or Play Critique Rubric
Good
5 pts
Fair
3 pts
Poor
1 pts
Vocabulary
Good
Review incorporates and defines ten or more difficult or new dramatic terms associated with the dramatic concepts in the film/play.
Fair
Review incorporates and defines nine or less of the difficult or new dramatic terms.
Poor
Review incorporates and defines less than three percent of the difficult or new dramatic terms.
Summary
Good
Review includes a complete view of the plot and incorporates all dramatic aspects from the film.
Fair
Review missing parts of the plot and several dramatic aspects are covered.
Poor
Review includes limited summary about the plot and few dramatic aspects are covered.
Conventions
Good
Proper word usage, tone, and grammar are used. No spelling errors or other writing mistakes are made.
Fair
Word usage, tone, and grammar are partially used. Three or more spelling and/or grammar errors are made.
Poor
Word usage doesn't reflect the publication. Tone is off and five or more grammar mistakes are present.
Opinion
Good
Opinion is clear and consise. A grade is awarded to the film (i.e. an "A" or "C")
Fair
Opinion is vague or or wordy. A grade is awarded to the film (i.e. an "A" or "C")
Poor
Opinion is wordy and too short. A grade is awarded to the film (i.e. an "A" or "C")
Presentation
Good
Presentation nearly duplicates a design such as the NY Times example. Font is appropriate size and style. Graphics are clear, appropriate sized and strategically placed in review.
Fair
Presentation is similar to a design such as the NY Times example. Font is appropriate size and style. Graphics may or may not be clear, in appropriately sized or not strategically placed in review.
Poor
Presentation does not duplicate a design such as the NY Times example. Font is inappropriate in size and style. Graphics are unclear, inappropriately sized and not strategically placed in review, or not present at all.
Keywords:
Movie Reviews, Publishing
Subjects:
Arts and Design
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