Final Video Essay Project Rubric

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Total score: 15 points

Subject
• is interesting/entertaining
• is organized
• is relevant to audience
• provides insight/reflection

Concept Score ______ out of 5

Technical Aspects
• Sound is clear and understandable
• Video is edited effectively, flows well
• Titles/words are chosen carefully
• Sound effects/music enhance the experience

Technical Score ______ out of 5

Content
• Presents interesting information
• Language is vivid and specific
• Images and/ or graphics relate well to content
• Style and tone are consistent with subject

Content Score ______ out of 5


Final total = ___________

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