Clarke Steinback Ph.D. Concept Design and Storyboarding APCG 117 Spring 2006 Final Pitch

2006 Spring ->Concept Design and Storyboarding ->Final Pitch Evaluation Criteria    Final Pitch Final:     Title Final Pitch Due Date Friday 12 May 2006 in lab Points 3 (3 out of 20 of your final) Preparation Final Venue In Lab Connection Individual presentation by the director Turn-in Method Presentation Format Pitch Subject Line N/A File Name N/A Notes Practice!!!! Task Pitch your final story.  In lab, you will have at most three (3) minute to pitch your script using your storyboard in PowerPoint.  Be enthusiastic.  Make sure you have practiced your pitch.  You may want to try your pitch with friends or fiends to get feedback as to the presentation pace, visual aids and your pitch style.   Evaluation Criteria Top of Page Attributes Unacceptable Marginal Acceptable Exceptional Voice volume, enunciation, speed Unintelligible Voice hard to hear, words slurred or voice trails off, spoke too slow or too fast, monotone with little emphasis Voice clearly heard, words clearly enunciated, did not speak to slowly or too rapidly Voice projected very well, clear enunciation, did not speak too slowly or rapidly Hesitations, other voice habits Presentation full of hesitations, ums, ahs, etc. Some hesitations, ums, ahs, etc. Clear, continuous presentation, perhaps a few ums, ahs, etc. Superior presentation, free of ums, ahs, etc. Distracting mannerisms Presentation full of distracting mannerisms such as giggling or chewing gum Some distracting mannerisms No distracting mannerisms Superior presentation Maintaining eye contact No eye contact with audience at all Poor eye contact, looking down or at screen significant portion of time Maintained eye contact other than quick glances at screen Maintained eye contact with all segments of the audience Poise Clearly unsure, nervous, confused At times appears unsure nervous, confused Composed at all times Exudes/convey confidence Body language Immobile, hands in pockets, or blocked screen Did not always indicate how material on the screen was related to presentation Consistently used gestures to coordinate oral and visual presentation Excellent use gestures to provide emphasis Overall Rating         2006 Spring Concept Design and Storyboarding Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Samples Video Game Design 3D Computer Modeling Portfolio Video Game Project Graduation 2006

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