Movie poster assignment
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This document provides a rubric for evaluating fan-made movie posters. It lists criteria such as whether the poster includes the movie title, main characters, and an original plot summary. It also addresses whether the poster is in color, shows effort, and uses original illustrations rather than copies. Examples of fan-made posters are provided for inspiration. The assignment is to create your own fanmade movie poster.
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