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This document provides instructions for producing a campaign television ad for a candidate. It outlines five requirements: 1) Dividing roles and responsibilities among group members to complete a 1-2 minute ad. 2) Writing a script that highlights one or two issues in a positive way using one of the eight ad types discussed in class. 3) Practicing the ad numerous times before recording. 4) Including a storyboard, focus on 1-2 issues, be school appropriate, use one of the eight ad types, and include credits. 5) Peer assessment of individual and partner work. Groups will be evaluated on meeting requirements, use of class time, and teamwork.
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