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Video Documentary Video Documentary Create a 2-3 minute video documentary about a person who: broke boundaries, discovered or explored, advanced technology or served and sacrificed themselves. In your documentary you will give facts about the person's life, support those facts with pictures and visuals and most importantly, show through evidence how this person fits the category that you have selected for him/her. Rubric Code: W534B2 By scoutdog Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Mini Documentary
	Good 5 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 1 pts	No Effort 0 pts
Content/Length	Good Documentary is 2-3 minutes in length	Fair Documentary is 1-2 minutes in length	Poor Documentary is 0-1 minute in length or incomplete	No Effort no effort
Research/Information	Good The video is very informative. It covers the required criteria which is the history AND category of the person.	Fair does not fully cover all of the required criteria and is not detailed in presenting their information.	Poor The team does not cover either the history OR contribution of the person. OR The information that is presented is off topic.	No Effort no effort
Category Connection	Good The voice over script is well-written and gives ample evidence to support the category chosen.	Fair The voice over script is adequately written and leaves the audience wondering about the person and/or category chosen.	Poor The voice over script is poorly written and leaves the audience confused about why the person and/or category was chosen.	No Effort no effort
Creativity	Good The video is presented in an extremely unique, original, and creative way. It catches the viewer's attention and holds their interest.	Fair The video is presented in a basic way that tries to capture the viewer's attention.	Poor The video is not presented in an original or creative way. The information is read to the viewers and fails to present the information in an interesting format.	No Effort no effort
Graphics	Good Project has appropriate graphics.The graphics enhance the project and are well placed and thought out. shows great effort, and the graphics help tell the story of the case.	Fair Project has graphics. Some graphics are not appropriate for the content. Timing of the graphics need work. More graphics would improve the quality of the presentation.	Poor Project has only a few graphics that help tell the story. Some graphics are inappropriate for the content of the case.	No Effort no effort
Organization	Good Information in the video is organized and flows. The transitions are smooth and the material is easy to comprehend.	Fair information in the video has a general order and flow. The material is presented in a basic manner.	Poor information is not organized in any manner and lacks a flow of conversation.	No Effort no effort
Audio	Good Both the spoken voice and music or other sound effects are clear, interesting and appropriate for the topic and audience.	Fair Either the spoken voice or music or other sound effects are not clear, interesting or appropriate for the topic and audience.	Poor Both the spoken voice and music or other sound effects are unclear, uninteresting or inappropriate for the topic and audience.	No Effort no effort
On Time	Good Turned in on time	Fair 2 points off per day late	Poor 2 points off per day late	No Effort not turned in

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