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Personal Narrative Video Scripts and storyboards properly doing the pre- and post- production paperwork Rubric Code: R269AB By Waltherk Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Scripts & Storyboards
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 20 pts	Excellent 25 pts
scriptwriting	Poor The script is lacking details and does not tell the story	Fair The script includes some details, but leaves many questions about what the story is and where it is going.	Good The script is complete in the story telling.	Excellent The script is complete in the story telling and includes production details.
script formatting	Poor The script follows no discernable format.	Fair The script is written in paragraph form.	Good The script follows a production format.	Excellent The script follows a production format and includes technical details.
Storyboard
storyboard basics	Poor Panels are not drawn out as to represent a video image, no technical details are included, does not show the progression of a story.	Fair Panels are drawn out to represent a video image, but lack any description of what is occuring in the scene.	Good Panels are correctly drawn with sufficient detail and include descriptions of the scenes shown.	Excellent Panels are correctly drawn and include visual details, descriptions of each scene are accurate, editing notes are included throughout the document.
storyboard details	Poor No details are included in the storyboard	Fair Only minimal details are includeed for each scene.	Good Details only provide production notes.	Excellent Details provide a comprehensive instruction for both production and post production.
Video Use this Rubric for the video task option. This is a guideline for the production of the video itself. The content will be graded under the
	Poor Poor Students show little skill in producing a video. 10 pts	Fair Fair Students demonstrate some skill in producing a video. 15 pts	Good Students demonstrate sufficient knowledge and skill in producing a video. 20 pts	Excellent Students demonstrate proficiency in knowledge and skill in producing a video. 25 pts
Overall Video Quality Overall Video Quality The video should contain footage or pictures appropriate to the story. Voice, music, and sound effects are optional, but if present must meet standards of appropriateness, synchronization, and is not too loud or too soft. Maximum length should be 4 minutes & not too short, failing to tell the story. ALL clips, photos, and sound used from other sources must be correctly cited	Poor Poor Video presentation is basic. Action/pictures lack appropriateness to topic; voice and/or music and/or sound effects are not appropriate for the story; video is too short to tell the story; clips, photos, and sound are incorrectly cited.	Fair Fair Video presentation is basic. Action/pictures are appropriate to topic with some lighting difficulties making visibility erratic; voice and/or music and/or sound effects are appropriate but volume level is inconsistent and unsynchronized with pictures. Audience attention may tend to wander. Video more than 4 minutes in length. Clips, photos, and sound are correctly cited.	Good Good Video presentation is basic. Action/pictures are appropriate to topic and are clearly visible; voice and/or music and/or sound effects are appropriate but volume level is inconsistent; holds attention of audience. Video is no more than 4 minutes in length. Clips, photos, and sound are correctly cited.	Excellent Excellent Video presentation demonstrates originality and creativity. Action/pictures are appropriate to topic and are clearly visible; voice and/or music and/or sound effects enhance the project. Overall the production catches and holds audience attention. Video is no more than 4 minutes in length. Clips, photos, and sound are correctly cited.
Written component
	Poor 4 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
No Effort - 0 Written work is missing altogether.	Poor Written work is brief and does not relate in a significant way to the writer's life.	Fair Written work is completed but it is unclear how it relates to the story the writer is trying to tell about their life.	Good Written work is completed and is significantly related to the story of the writer's life.	Excellent Written work is completed, and thoroughly explains or enhances the story of the writer's life.

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