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    Short Film Rubric

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    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating short films on pre-production, production, and post-production elements. Level 4 earns 8-10 points and demonstrates mastery of criteria such as a clear concept and story in the treatment, well-framed shots, balanced audio, and inclusion of all required components like appropriate length and credits. Level 3 earns 7 points and shows proficiency in most areas, with only small issues. Level 2 earns 6 points but is lacking in some criteria like unclear story or disjointed pacing. Level 1 earns 5 points and indicates weaknesses across several criteria like unfocused shots, unedited footage, and lack of originality.

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    Short Film Rubric

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    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating short films on pre-production, production, and post-production elements. Level 4 earns 8-10 points and demonstrates mastery of criteria such as a clear concept and story in the treatment, well-framed shots, balanced audio, and inclusion of all required components like appropriate length and credits. Level 3 earns 7 points and shows proficiency in most areas, with only small issues. Level 2 earns 6 points but is lacking in some criteria like unclear story or disjointed pacing. Level 1 earns 5 points and indicates weaknesses across several criteria like unfocused shots, unedited footage, and lack of originality.

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    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating short films on pre-production, production, and post-production elements. Level 4 earns 8-10 points and demonstrates mastery of criteria such as a clear concept and story in the treatment, well-framed shots, balanced audio, and inclusion of all required components like appropriate length and credits. Level 3 earns 7 points and shows proficiency in most areas, with only small issues. Level 2 earns 6 points but is lacking in some criteria like unclear story or disjointed pacing. Level 1 earns 5 points and indicates weaknesses across several criteria like unfocused shots, unedited footage, and lack of originality.

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    Short Film Rubric

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    Melanio
    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating short films on pre-production, production, and post-production elements. Level 4 earns 8-10 points and demonstrates mastery of criteria such as a clear concept and story in the treatment, well-framed shots, balanced audio, and inclusion of all required components like appropriate length and credits. Level 3 earns 7 points and shows proficiency in most areas, with only small issues. Level 2 earns 6 points but is lacking in some criteria like unclear story or disjointed pacing. Level 1 earns 5 points and indicates weaknesses across several criteria like unfocused shots, unedited footage, and lack of originality.

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    Short Film Rubric - TGV3M Name:________________

    Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1


    Criteria 8-10 7 6 5
    Pre-Production
    Content exhibits The content leaves the
    The content lacks a
    The content includes a connections around the reader with a vague
    Treatment central concept and
    clear concept and story. concept and story, but impression of the concept
    storyline. Treatment is
    Treatment is very well small diversions are and storyline. Treatment
    not very well written and
    written and follows the present. Treatment is well is somewhat well written,
    vaguely follows the
    prescribed format. written and follows the following the prescribed
    prescribed format
    prescribed format format
    Storyboard clearly
    Storyboard vaguely
    corresponds with Storyboard corresponds Storyboard vaguely
    Storyboard corresponds with
    treatment and with treatment and corresponds with
    treatment and
    communicates all of the communicates most of treatment and missing
    communicates some of
    information needed for the information needed information for each
    the information needed
    each scene. for each scene.. scene.
    for each scene.

    Production
    All shots are clearly Most shots are clearly
    Few shots are clearly
    focused. Camera focused. Camera Many are clearly focused.
    Video Clarity & focused. The camera is
    movements are smooth movements are smooth Motion shots are fairly
    Lighting not held steady. Many
    and of appropriate speed. and/or of appropriate steady. Some shots have
    shots have inadequate
    All shot have appropriate speed. Most shots have inadequate light.
    light.
    lighting. appropriate lighting.

    Video shows evidence of


    Most shots are well Few shots are well Many shots are poorly
    good composition.
    Video Framing framed. framed. framed.
    A variety of shot types
    A variety of shot types Two three shot types Only one or two shot
    are used in an
    are used. are used. types are used
    appropriate manner.
    No lapses in continuity
    Small lapses in continuity Many lapses in continuity Video is disjointed in
    Continuity are present, or are
    are present are present significant respects.
    insignificant.

    Post-Production
    Transitions from shot to
    Video moves smoothly Transitions move Tape is unedited. No
    shot are choppy and the
    Transitions from one shot to another relatively smoothly form transitions between clips.
    types of cuts and fades
    using an appropriate shot to shot and a variety Raw clips run back to
    are not always
    selection of transitions. are used. back in final video.
    appropriate.

    Audio is somewhat Audio is unbalanced


    Audio is balanced Audio is usually balanced
    balanced between between dialogue, music
    Audio between dialogue, music between dialogue, music
    dialogue, music and and voice over.
    and voice over. and voice over.
    voice over. Audio is inaudible in
    Audio is clear throughout Audio is clear throughout
    Audio is clear throughout significant portions of the
    the video. the video.
    the video. video.
    All clips are just long Video clips are too long
    Most clips move at a Some clips move at a
    Pace enough to make the point
    steady pace. steady pace.
    and do not advance the
    clear with no slack time. storyline or too short and
    Most clips are edited to Some clips are edited to
    The pace captures the leave out essential
    remove slack time. remove slack time.
    audience attention. action.
    Content meets all Content meets most Content meets some
    Content is not
    Appropriateness & appropriateness appropriateness appropriateness
    appropriate for classroom
    requirements. Video is requirements. Video requirements. Video is
    Originality viewing. Video lacks
    very original and creative. shows many original and somewhat original and
    originality and creativity.
    creative elements. creative.
    Required
    Components:
    - Length (7-10min) Film includes all of the Film includes most of the Film includes some of the Film includes few of the
    -Title & Credits required components required components required components required components
    - Soundtrack
    - 2 Techniques

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