Sports announcer course

The announcer, in radio and television language, is a person who has the task of announcing the beginning or end of a broadcast and part of the schedule, to read a radio news (radio news) or television (news) and other communications of a informational or commercial. Although the term speaker has a wider range of meanings, as it includes readers, spokespersons or even institutional figures (such as the presidents of the houses of the British Parliament), in common usage the two terms are to be considered synonymous. In Italy the best known speakers were the announcers of national radio and subsequently of state television (Rai). Initially they were chosen among the fine sayers, devoid of dialectal inflections and particularly endowed with a clear and official vocal timbre. Portive announcers describe the action and provide colorful commentary for sporting event broadcasts. Sports announcers describe the action and provide colorful commentary for sporting event broadcasts. They may work on television or radio or for an Internet media. Former coaches and players are hired for commentary jobs, while other announcers take care of the tasks game-by-game. Announcers who work for many years calling games for a specific team are associated with that team. At its highest level, a career as a sports announcer can be fascinating and offer a generous salary.