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Acting: Memorized scene Acting: Memorized scene Paired acting assignment Rubric Code: V24BW98 By veronicahan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Excellent 5 pts	Very Strong 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Memorization	Excellent All lines are correct, fluid and display a command of the scene.	Very Strong All but a few lines are correct and the scene is fluid. Actor appears confident and at ease with scene.	Good Some choppiness and lack of fluidity is present. Needs more work on getting comfortable with lines.	Fair Scene is choppy; actor is hesitant and clearly uncertain of next line. Needs more much work on lines.	Poor The scene is not memorized.
Commitment to Action	Excellent Performer brings full commitment to scene. Action reflects performers focus on committing full self to work at hand.	Very Strong Performer is committed most of the time. Holds back other times and doesn't bring full self to scene.	Good Attempt to execute action in a broad sense. The action is generally committed to in vague sense.	Fair Some commitment and involvement scene. Minimal.	Poor Almost no commitment to scene and partners is visible
Focus/Concentration	Excellent Excellent focus; never broke character. Confident and poised	Very Strong Focus was strong; slight character break. Appeared confident	Good More consistent focus; small character break; regained character easily	Fair Inconsistent focus; broke character more than once	Poor Lack of focus; broke character completely and could not recover
Believability	Excellent Expertly demonstrates this unique character in this situation. Level of investment in character conveys honest and truthful emotion.	Very Strong Clearly demonstrated this character and motivation in this situation throughout the scene. Emotionally invested.	Good Demonstrates the character in this situation fairly consistently. Lacks deep emotional connection to character and situation.	Fair Deep investment in character and situation is inconsistent.	Poor Unable to bring a level of honesty and truthfulness to characterization. Lacked authentic interaction with partner.
Staging/Movement	Excellent Expertly demonstrates physical mannerisms, gestures and movement to define character.	Very Strong Very strong demonstration of physical mannerisms, gesture and body movement to define character	Good Strives to use some aspect of physical mannerisms, gesture and body movement to define character.	Fair Employs very little gesture or body movement to define and/or enhance characterization.	Poor No attempt is made use physical mannerisms, gesture and body movement.
Partner Work	Excellent Outstanding work between partners. Able to play off each other and build scene.	Very Strong Very strong partner engagement. Work together to create a strong scene.	Good Aware of partner and occasionally plays off partner; scene is moderately strong.	Fair Not aware of partner or what partner is doing. Mostly focused on self.	Poor Unable to work with a partner. Either takes over or doesn't do anything with partner.

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