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The fourth nine weeks project will entail creating a short film. It will not only be judged on the effectiveness of your final cut but also on your ability to follow the process and on how well you attempt to implement the techniques and ideas studied in the film unit. No part of this project may be used to fulfill requirements for other courses.
Step 1: Brainstorming / Group Roles
Step 1: Brainstorming / Group Roles
Step 2: Writing the Treatment
Step 2: Writing the Treatment
The treatment writer should write 10+ lines per minute and share the document with Mr. Bellini by the due date.
Step 3: Writing the Screenplay
Step 3: Writing the Screenplay
Your screenplay should be 1-2 pages/minute. Include descriptions of required shots and a leitmotif.
Screenplay Video Instructions
Step 4: Storyboarding
Step 4: Storyboarding
Step 5: Shooting
Step 5: Shooting
Step 6: Editing
Step 6: Editing
Film Project Rubric
95-100
The final cut is extraordinary. The script is extremely well-written and appropriately paced. The camera work is varied, fluid, and effective. The acting is believable and the costumes and set complement it. The editing is clean and credit is given to all participants and sources. The sound is clear and the music is appropriate. Only three 100%s have ever been given.
90-94
The final cut is exellent. The plot is well-written and appropriately paced. The camera work is varied and effective. The acting is believable and the costumes and set complement it. The editing is clean and credit is given to all participants and sources. The sound is clear and the music is appropriate.
85-89
The final cut is good but there are enough problems in one or more areas that prevents it from being scored an A: the plot and story pacing, the variety and appropriateness of camera work, the portrayal of characters, the quality of the editing.
80-84
The final cut is passable but there are enough problems in one or more areas that prevents it from being scored an A: the plot and story pacing, the variety and appropriateness of camera work, the portrayal of characters, the quality of the editing.
75-79
The final cut is sloppy/ineffective due to substantial problems in more than one area: the plot and story pacing, the variety and appropriateness of camera work, the portrayal of characters, the quality of the editing.
<75
The final cut is sloppy/ineffective due to substantial problems in most areas, including the plot and story pacing, the variety and appropriateness of camera work, the portrayal of characters, the quality of the editing.
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