1. A system for evaluating a user's performance, the system comprising: a first mobile communications device configured to: capture first audio data and first visual data associated with a user's performance, analyze the first audio data during the user's performance to determine if the first audio data meets an audio quality requirement, and generate a first signal based on a determination that the first audio data does not meet the audio quality requirement, analyze the first visual data during the user's performance to determine if the first visual data meets a video quality requirement, and generate a second signal based on a determination that the first visual data does not meet the video quality requirement; a second mobile communications device configured to: capture second audio data and second visual data associated with the user's performance, the second visual data capturing a different field of view than the first visual data, transmit the second audio data and the second visual data to a remote computing system, the second audio data and the second visual data being analyzed at the remote computing system to determine if the user is receiving unauthorized assistance or utilizing unauthorized material in the performance, wherein a third signal is transmitted from the remote computing system to the second mobile communications device based on a determination that the user is receiving the assistance or utilizing the material, and terminate the capturing of the audio and visual data by the first and second mobile communications devices based on a receipt of the first, second, or third signals, the second mobile communications device being configured to (i) receive the first and second signals from the first mobile communications device, and (ii) transmit a signal to the first mobile communications device to terminate the capturing of the first audio and visual data; and a computer-based scoring system configured to determine a score for the user's performance based on a plurality of numerical measures that are determined by processing the first audio data and the first visual data with a processing system, the score being determined automatically and without human intervention.