iRubric: Advertising Maker Commercial rubric

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Advertising Maker Commercial Advertising Maker Commercial In specific groups, students will create a 30 second-1 min commercial using the Movie Maker Program. You must import a video for your commercial. Your commercial must be a story line production in which you are trying to convince someone to buy a specific product or go to a specific destination. You must complete the commercial worksheet (provided), and have at least 4 story board frames (see attached worksheets). You must have video, music and audio. A written script must accompany your presentation. Use the commercial worksheet to show how your commercial targets the appropriate customers, and to show how you will sell your project. Good Luck, and have fun! Rubric Code: RXX3C67 By wiroi1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Individual Presentation Rubric
	Great 25 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Content Group must meet all standards as listed above in the criteria.	Great Group has met all of the standards as listed above in an exceptional manner.	Fair Group has met all of the standards as listed above in a good manner(see comments).	Poor Group has not met some specific standard as listed above(see comments).
Preparedness Presentation of commercial must be prepared and resheard prior to presentation.	Great Students show that they are completely prepared and have rehearsed before the presentation.	Fair Students seem to be pretty prepared but maybe should have rehearsed more.	Poor Students do not seem prepared to present.
Posture and Eye Contact Student displays	Great Students stand up straight, look confident, speak clearly, and make eye contact during the presentation.	Fair Students stand up straight, and give some eye contact.	Poor Students slouch, little or no eye contact.
Knowledge Students must answer all questions as it relates to their presentation and product.	Great Presentation was very professional and student answered all questions.	Fair Presentation was professional but student did not answer most of the questions.	Poor Presentation was not professional and subject was not covered entirely.