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Poster Session Rubric CATEGORY 4 3 2 1 Coverage of the Topic Details on the poster capture the important information about the topic and increase the audience’s understanding. Details on the poster include important information but the audience may need more information to understand fully. Details on the poster relate to the
The document provides rubrics for evaluating movie posters and story concepts. The movie poster rubric assesses required elements, graphics, content, and organization. A well-designed poster includes all necessary information, related graphics, proper writing, and balanced layout.
The document provides guidelines for creating a movie poster project, including suggested materials and requirements. Students must demonstrate their understanding of an entire play through visuals and analysis on a poster that is at least 24" x 36".
Movie Poster Project Rubric Names:_____ Points 0 5 10 15 Score Book Title (10 Points) Title is omitted from poster Title is used incorrectly on poster ... Overall Project Not Presentable Movie Poster somewhat messy; appears very little forethought was used Movie Poster is good, but could be neater/better Movie Poster
Movie Poster Project Project: You have been hired to create a MOVIE POSTER (12” x 18” MINIMUM) for the FILM VERSION of the novel you’ve just read. It should be designed to get your audience wanting to see the film and read the book. Design your project to look like an actual Poster, complete with:
The movie poster rubric assesses posters on required elements, graphics, content, and organization. A top score poster includes the movie's rating, character descriptions, events, and title. Graphics are related to and enhance the topic.
Teachers can use this rubric to score and grade student presentations and posters. The rubric covers student use of time, pictures and graphics, required elements, visual clarity and appeal, content, spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Download: rubric-for-presentations-and-posters.pdf.
