9 Mesi in partenza dal 25 Maggio 2026
Telecasts and radio commentators, through a proper knowledge of sports terminology, enthusiastically recount what is happening in real time during an event.
They are professionals in the world of sports communication; they can work in radio or television, providing the information to all listeners using clean, fluid language.
MODULE 1: Telecast and radio commentary in contemporary times and
of social
∙ Definition and History of Telecast and Radio Reporting.
∙ The difference between commentary and radio commentary.
∙ The Role of the Remote and Radio Announcer.
∙ The evolution of commentary in recent decades.
∙ The basics and rules of commentary.
MODULE 2: The tools and analytical language of the commentator/broadcaster
∙ Professional language
∙ The tools of the role: radio, TV, social media
∙ The preparation for live
∙ The evolution of Telecast through new news channels ∙
Tactics and patterns of play
∙ The different combinations of items.
∙ Practice and simulations
MODULE 3: Analysis and in-depth study of sports techniques in the context of the
commentary and radio commentary
∙ Analysis and study of the event
∙ Classroom simulation study
∙ The construction of a synthesis
∙ The tale of a synthesis
∙ Time management and organization
∙ Ability to adapt to different transmission modes.
∙ The job of the field reporter.
∙ How a sports telecast and radio report is conducted.
MODULE 4: Effective communication, diction techniques and tools.
∙ Tone and rhythm
∙ Word scan
∙ Use of clean, fluid language.
∙ The techniques for a professional language.
MODULE 5: Edge analysis and techniques.
∙ The principles of the camp edge
∙ The preparation
∙ Main skills
∙ The pre-game intervention.
∙ The intervention during the match
∙ The post-match interviews.
MODULE 6: Practical lessons in making a telecast.
∙ Interviews, sidelines, and reporting techniques.
∙ Practice Rehearsal of Telecast.
∙ Difference between a live and a fake live commentary
∙ Evidence of highlights narrated by 3 minutes
∙ Work on gal collections
∙ Evidence of live goal with links between "fields"
MODULE 7: Sports Podcast
Practice:
MODULE 8 LEGAL
∙ Consolidated text of the journalist's duties.
∙ The principles and duties
∙ Deontological fundamentals.
∙ Article 21 of the Italian Constitution
∙ Code of ethics relating to journalistic activities.
∙ Duties to minors
∙ Duties to the weak.
∙ Duties to foreigners
∙ Duties with regard to information
∙ Article 48 (Disciplinary Procedure) of Professional Law 69/1963.
∙ Article 15 of Law 47/1948.
∙ Principles from the intersection of the Constitution and professional ethics rules.
∙ Journalistic work
∙ Treviso Charter
PROJECT WORK: si svolgerà durante la fase d’aula online, o comunque entro i 12 mesi successivi dal termine della fase d’aula online, presso strutture sportive su tutto il territorio nazionale.
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50 hours minimum self-study self-study for the provided lecture material and handouts provided during lectures, including the ability to review recorded lectures on the platform and any planned exercises
Registered publicists and professional journalists;
Graduates and/or undergraduates from Faculties of Humanities and/or Communication Sciences;
Graduates who are passionate about the field.
