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Book Trailer Project 
ESL Students create the book trailer video of a short story they have previously read.
Rubric Code: YXC9X93
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Filming the video
Camera Use

Excellent

15%
. Excelent with a variety of angles, positions and movements
. Always in focus (unless purposefully not)
. Always steady (unless purposefully not)
. Camera moves show purpose and provide impact
Good

12%
Average

8%
. Fair use of cameras features
. Usually in focus
. Usually steady
. Pans and zooms are limited and show purpose
Limited

4%
.
Poor

2%
. Sometimes in focus
. Sometimes steady
. Excessive camera movement (panning, zooming) with little purpose
Lighting Quality

Excellent

15%
. All shots have sufficient lighting to see the action easily.
. All shots properly white balanced and the colours are vivid
Good

12%
.
Average

8%
. Properly sets white balance for indoor and outdoor lighting
Additional lighting is used as necessary
. Most scenes have sufficient lighting to tell what's happening
Limited

4%
Poor

2%
. Only ambient light is used and many shots are either overexposed or underexposed
Audio

Excellent

15%
. Sound always clear and no distortion
. Ambient noise is always appropriate and helps carry the story
. No wind noise unless purposefully done
Good

12%
.
Average

8%
. Sound usually clear with no unintended ambient noise
. Audio levels are mostly consistent and very little distortion
. Some wind noise but not distracting much from voices or the usual ambient noise.
Limited

4%
Poor

2%
. Sound is not clear.
. Hard to hear or understand voices
Sound sometimes unclear due to low voices, overly loud ambient noise
. Too much wind noise entering the mic
Editing the video
Editing

Scene transitions, pace and coherence

Excellent

10%
.All transitions between clips appropriate, suit the mood and content and smooth the flow from one scene to the next.
. Variety of pacing and changes fit the "mood" of the content.
. Pacing keeps viewers interested
. All video clips fit the storyline and transition between scenes thoughtfully executed.
Good

8%
Average

6%
.Basic transitions used appropriately and the types of transition usually added as appropriate to the scene.
. Most video clips move at a steady pace, fast enough to keep the audience interested and slow enough to tell the complete story.
. Most video clips fit the storyline an most transitions between scenes thoughtfully executed.
Limited

4%
.
Poor

2%
. Transitions like dissolves or wipes are used too many times, or there are too many different transitions used without thought or purpose
. Many clips feel too long or too short and leave out essential action or dialogue
. Several clips do not fit the storyline or are ordered poorly.
Creativity

Excellent

15%
. Obvious evidence of
imagination and creativity
within the context of the
medium
. Strong aesthetic
appeal throughout. .There is distinct thoughtfulness to the style and mood of the
film.
Good

12%
.
Average

8%
. Film shows some evidence of imagination and creativity
within the context of the
medium
. There is some attention to the style and mood of the film.
Limited

4%
.
Poor

2%
. Film shows very little to no evidence of imagination and creativity
. There is no thoughtfulness to the style
and mood
Content

Excellent

15%
.The video tells a compelling story or has a compelling structure and is expressed creatively
. All content relates to the storyline
. Provides fresh, interesting or humorous insights
. Thorough evidence of imagination, creativity or thoughtfulness
. Evidence that the style or mood suits the content
. Creative and original
Good

12%
Average

8%
. The video tells a connected story or has a clear and complete structure
. Most content relates to the storyline
. Some evidence of imagination, creativity or thoughtfulness
. Some evidence of thought to style and mood, though may not suit the content
Limited

4%
.
Poor

2%
.The video is a disconnected (or loosely connected) series of shots (wallpapering) with no unifying story or structure
. Random or irrelevant content included
. Little evidence of imagination, creativity or thoughtfulness
. No style or mood is apparent
Team Work
Working Collaboratively
Meets the Guidelines

Excellent

5%
. Meets all the guidelines given by the teacher
Good
Average
Limited
Poor

0%
. No respect for the guidelines given by the teacher
Cooperation

Excellent

10%
. All group members worked cooperatively all the
time with no need for
adult intervention.
. Everyone stayed focused on the assignment
Good

8%
. The majority of the group worked cooperatively
most of time with no need foradult intervention.
. The majority of the group was focused on the assignment.
Average

6%
. Some members worked cooperatively
with the group most of
the time, but had a few
problems that the
team resolved
themselves.
. Some members were no engaged in part of the assignment.
Limited

3%
. Some members worked cooperatively
with the group some of
the time, but had one
problem that required
adult intervention
. Some members needed to be reminded to stay on task.
Poor

0%
. Did not work at all cooperatively with
the other members of the group.
. Refused the guidelines/ advises from the teacher.





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