Format (K/U) Script, storyboard, or shot Script, storyboard, or shot list Script, storyboard, or Script, storyboard, or shot list list is clear, easy to is logical and demonstrates shot list can be is incomplete or missing Describe industry standards, follow, and demonstrates some knowledge of followed, but there regulations, and formats that extensive knowledge of conventions are areas of confusion apply to communications technology pre-production and/or it is not in the Effectively apply a variety of conventions proper format planning tools (e.g., storyboards, charts, schematic diagrams) 5 4 3 0 2 – Detail (T/I) Pre-production work Most necessary components Some major Most components are absent in includes all components are present in the components are the pre-production submission Outline guidelines, necessary, including submission. present in the conventions, and rules used in setting, character, action, the composition and design of a communications process props, costumes, and submission. Use effective techniques to dialogue (if applicable) carry out and document the steps in pre-production 5 4 3 0 2 – Structure (Comm.) Pre-production Pre-production submission Pre-production Pre-production submission has submission is well has an obvious beginning, submission has major structure flaws and the Apply the steps of the design structured and paced, middle, and end, and the structural flaws or message is not clear process to solve a variety of with a clear beginning, theme is addressed but could message is not clear. communications technology challenges or problems middle, and end. It sends use some refinement Effectively plan, organize, a clear message about direct, and control a variety your theme of communications activities Describe the social, environmental, and economic impacts of communications technology 8 10 7 5 6 0 4 – – – POSITIVE SPACES FILM Your final film will be an entry for the Positive Spaces contest. Your film should explore one or more of the following: OSSTF’s What is Positive Space? What does Positive Space feel and look like? How can we create safe and positive spaces for LGBTQQ2s people?
Format (K/U) Describe industry standards, regulations, and formats that apply to communications technology Effectively apply a variety of planning tools (e.g., storyboards, charts, schematic diagrams) Script, storyboard, or shot list is clear, easy to follow, and demonstrates extensive knowledge of pre-production conventions Script, storyboard, or shot list is logical and demonstrates some knowledge of conventions Script, storyboard, or shot list can be followed, but there are areas of confusion and/or it is not in the proper format Script, storyboard, or shot list is incomplete or missing 5 4 3 0 – 2 Detail (T/I) Outline guidelines, conventions, and rules used in the composition and design of a communications process Use effective techniques to carry out and document the steps in pre-production Pre-production work includes all components necessary, including setting, character, action, props, costumes, and dialogue (if applicable) Most necessary components are present in the submission. Some major components are present in the submission. Most components are absent in the pre-production submission 5 4 3 0 – 2 Structure (Comm.) Apply the steps of the design process to solve a variety of communications technology challenges or problems Effectively plan, organize, direct, and control a variety of communications activities Describe the social, environmental, and economic impacts of communications technology Pre-production submission is well structured and paced, with a clear beginning, middle, and end. It sends a clear message about your theme Pre-production submission has an obvious beginning, middle, and end, and the theme is addressed but could use some refinement Pre-production submission has structural flaws or message is not clear. Pre-production submission has major structure flaws and the message is not clear 8 – 10 7 5 – 6 0 – 4 POSITIVE SPACES FILM Your final film will be an entry for the OSSTF’s Positive Spaces contest. Your film should explore one or more of the following: What is Positive Space? What does Positive Space feel and look like? How can we create safe and positive spaces for LGBTQQ2s people?
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