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The Art of Suspense--Movie Trailer Books to Movie Trailer Produce a movie trailer for a short story of your choice (that we have studied in class). Use Canva. Rubric Code: Q245B98 By Lparks23 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Movie Trailer
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	total points earned (N/A)
Presentation	Excellent The trailer flows very smoothly and captivates the attention of the audience. It compels the viewer to watch the movie.	Good The trailer flows smoothly and holds the attention of the audience. The viewer is left interested in the movie/podcast.	Fair The trailer flows reasonably but there are some transitions that need improvement in order for the viewer to be persuaded to watch the movie.	Poor The scenes from the trailer are choppy and the transitions seem abrupt. The viewer may be left confused and not inclined to watch the movie or listen to the podcast.	total points earned
Content (Plot)	Excellent Key scenes or themes from the story have been creatively presented. These make the content clear to the viewer but do not give too much away.	Good There is one key scene or theme from the story represented in the trailer. This makes the viewer generally aware of the content.	Fair An attempt has been made to depict some aspect of the story, however from the content of the has not been made clear to the viewer or has given key plot elements away.	Poor There is no scene in the trailer that suggests that the student has a limited understanding of the story. The viewer is left with much confusion.	total points earned
Images	Excellent Images are sharp, clear, and create a distinct atmosphere or tone that matches the different parts of the story.	Good The images sharp, clear, and create an atmosphere or tone that match some parts of the story	Fair An attempt was made to use sharp, clear images that create an atmosphere or tone but it needed more work. The choice of images is logical.	Poor Little or no attempt has been taken to use sharp and clear images to create an appropriate atmosphere or tone.	total points earned
Soundtrack/Voice	Excellent The voice track is clean and fully understandable. The music enhances the visuals and the pace fits the storyline. The viewer is always engaged.	Good The voice track is occasionally too fast/slow for the storyline. The pacing is relatively engaging for the viewer and the music is mostly fitting.	Fair Tries to use pacing and rhythm but it is often noticeable that it does not fit the storyline. The music and sound doesn't always match the visuals.	Poor No attempt to match the pace of the storytelling to the storyline. There are no sounds or music to accompany it.	total points earned
Presentation Length	Excellent The presentation was the right length to keep/get the viewer involved. It included some extras that add to the viewing experience.	Good The presentation was the right length to keep/get the viewer involved.	Fair The length of the presentation was too long/short to keep/get attention of the viewer	Poor The length of the presentation was too long/short to keep/get attention of the viewer.	total points earned
Assignment Completion	Excellent Assignment is completed before or on date due.	Good Assignment is completed one or two days late.	Fair Assignment is completed a week late.	Poor Assignment is completed multiple weeks late.	total points earned

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