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Movie Poster Collage • MOVIE POSTER AND CAST OF CHARACTERS (10 points): Create a movie poster that you feel represents the play. Using modern day actors (YOU CANNOT USE THE ACTORS THAT ARE ALREADY IN THE CRUCIBLE MOVIE), you will come up with a cast of characters. You will write a one page paper that explains why you chose the actors to play the parts and why they would be a good fit for the part. Rubric Code: JXXB5A2 By CourtneyGebben Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Movie Poster
	Distinguished 5 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Apprentice 3 pts	Novice 2 pts
Requirements	Distinguished Your poster has the title and an image representing the play. Below the image, you have a list of actors matched with characters. You may not choose actors that were in the movie. You have a one page paper that explains your image and ALL of the actor choices.	Proficient Poster has a title and image. Some of the main characters have actors assigned to them. A paper that is less than one page explains the choices made.	Apprentice The poster has a title and image representing the play. Only two-three characters have been assigned actors. An inadequate explanation is provided.	Novice Poster is missing a title or an image. Very few actors have been assigned to roles. Missing explanation
Language and Conventions	Distinguished Uses precise language and domainspecific vocabulary to inform about or explain the topic Employs tone appropriate for the audience and purpose Communicates effectively with audience applying correct grammar, usage and mechanics	Proficient Uses some vocabulary specific to domain in explanation. Does not maintain appropriate tone at all times. Few mistakes that do not hinder understanding.	Apprentice Does not use any of the vocabulary words Inappropriate tone at times. Some mistakes hinder understanding.	Novice No vocabulary words. Many instances of inappropriate tone. Many mistakes hinder communication of ideas.