Advanced Film

Here is advanced Editing Final's Rubric worth 70 points, and with the 30 points Written Final it will be all worth 100 points together.
Turn in link: https://www.dropbox.com/request/yUfxlohpxH6B7lvkcDeI

Editing Rubric


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