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VT II Individual Video Evaluation Video Resume Rubric Code: L22736C By PMeunier Draft Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

VT II Individual Video Evaluation Enter rubric description
	Exemplary 150 pts	Proficient 130 pts	Good 110 pts	Basic 90 pts
Completeness	Exemplary Video is :30-1 minute long. At least 3 categories from the paper evaluation form or new things learned are referenced. Video includes b-roll that relates to the a-roll.	Proficient Video is just under :30-seconds in length. At least 3 categories from the paper evaluation form or new things learned are referenced. Video includes b-roll that relates to the a-roll.	Good Video is at least :10-seconds shy of the :30-second minimum requirement. Fewer than 3 categories from the paper evaluation form or new things learned are referenced. Video includes limited b-roll that relates to the a-roll.	Basic Video is under :20-seconds. Fewer than 3 categories from the paper evaluation form or new things learned are referenced. Video includes no b-roll.
"Employee" Information	Exemplary Video includes student growth and objectives.	Proficient Video includes some student growth and objectives.	Good Video includes some student growth and objectives.	Basic Video lacks student growth and objectives.
Style/Location	Exemplary Very attractive and Neat format. Very organized and presentable. Background is uncluttered.	Proficient Video and resume are neat but lack some professionalism or organization. Background is a bit cluttered.	Good Video and resume are complete but unorganized and hard to understand. Little attention was paid to the background or location.	Basic Video and resume are unclear and cluttered. No attention was paid to the background or location.
Production Value	Exemplary Video is well edited with no flash-frames, jumpcuts or extra video. Audio is clear and consistent. Lighting is well done and appropriate for the subject.	Proficient Video is well edited with only minor errors. Audio sometimes drops or spikes. Little attention was paid to lighting the subject.	Good Video is poorly edited with flash-frames and jumpcuts. Audio competes with natural sound and doesn't match video.<BR> No lights were used.	Basic There are no signs of the video being edited; one shot and done.