Live Action: create a short live action moving image work (film), no longer than five minutes. Videogame: create a Videogame playable on a PC or Mac computer. Trial Awards Separate awards go to Primary and Secondary schools for Best Animated Film Best Live Action Film Best Videogame Best Overall School Entry Special Mentions THE JUDGING PROCESS Judging Screen It is a rigorous and detailed process. All entries are separated into their appropriate categories and viewed and/or played in their entirety by a pre-judging panel. This pre-judging panel assesses each film and animation according to the following criteria: 0 1 2 3 Theme Limited or no evidence Identifies the theme Effectively incorporates Evaluates, considers Addressed of addressing the theme within the production. the theme into the and reflects on the in the production. Further consideration of production. Addresses theme meaningfully. Reviewing the Screen It the theme and analyses the theme Effectively and Education Kit for ideas recommended. Review throughout their seamlessly for approaching the the Screen It Education production. incorporates the theme theme recommended. Kit for possibilities. into the production. Story Limited or no evidence Includes some Combines Combines story of narrative structure. elements in a narrative elements in a narrative elements into an Looking for inspiration structure at times, structure considering effective and engaging or cues in other considering the the structuring of time, narrative structure successful productions structuring of time, including a distinct considering the recommended. including an opening opening and closing structuring of time, and closing sequence sequence and a clear intriguing opening and and a plot. plot for their target closing sequences and audience. an engaging plot for their target audience. Visual Style Includes a beginner Includes competent Includes a proficient Includes a consistent level of visual style. level of visual style. level of visual style. and expert level of Analysing shots and Shows consideration in Shows a strong level of visual style. Shows styles from successful the use of colour, consideration in the use detailed reflection and productions and taking camera techniques and of colour, camera deliberation in the use cues recommended. mise-en-scene. Further of colour, camera
Live Action: create a short live action moving image work (film), no longer than five minutes. Videogame: create a Videogame playable on a PC or Mac computer. Awards Separate awards go to Primary and Secondary schools for Best Animated Film Best Live Action Film Best Videogame Best Overall School Entry Special Mentions THE JUDGING PROCESS Judging Screen It is a rigorous and detailed process. All entries are separated into their appropriate categories and viewed and/or played in their entirety by a pre-judging panel. This pre-judging panel assesses each film and animation according to the following criteria: 0 1 2 3 Theme Addressed Limited or no evidence of addressing the theme in the production. Reviewing the Screen It Education Kit for ideas for approaching the theme recommended. Identifies the theme within the production. Further consideration of the theme recommended. Review the Screen It Education Kit for possibilities. Effectively incorporates the theme into the production. Addresses and analyses the theme throughout their production. Evaluates, considers and reflects on the theme meaningfully. Effectively and seamlessly incorporates the theme into the production. Story Limited or no evidence of narrative structure. Looking for inspiration or cues in other successful productions recommended. Includes some elements in a narrative structure at times, considering the structuring of time, including an opening and closing sequence and a plot. Combines elements in a narrative structure considering the structuring of time, including a distinct opening and closing sequence and a clear plot for their target audience. Combines story elements into an effective and engaging narrative structure considering the structuring of time, intriguing opening and closing sequences and an engaging plot for their target audience. Visual Style Includes a beginner level of visual style. Analysing shots and styles from successful productions and taking cues recommended. Includes competent level of visual style. Shows consideration in the use of colour, camera techniques and mise-en-scene. Further Includes a proficient level of visual style. Shows a strong level of consideration in the use of colour, camera Includes a consistent and expert level of visual style. Shows detailed reflection and deliberation in the use of colour, camera Trial
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