Students & Universities
Sports Commentary Workshop
A structured programme for journalism and sports communication students. Covers live narration technique, commentary structure, voice and delivery, and practical exercises with real game footage.
Commentary is one of the hardest skills in sports media to learn, and almost nobody teaches it systematically. This workshop does. It covers the fundamentals of live narration — voice, rhythm, vocabulary, tactical reading, narrative construction — and puts them into practice through recorded simulation with individual feedback. Delivered by a professional with over 1,300 live games called across NBA, WNBA, FIBA World Cup, FIBA EuroBasket, EuroLeague, EuroCup, Basketball Champions League and Portuguese leagues.
Who it's for
This workshop is for students and early-career professionals who want to develop commentary skills in a structured, practice-based environment.
Journalism and communications students
Students specialising in sports journalism or broadcast media · Students wanting to develop commentary skills as part of their training · Anyone in journalism education who wants practical broadcast experience alongside their studies
Early-career broadcasters
Recent graduates entering sports broadcasting · Junior commentators and presenters wanting to sharpen their technique · Journalists transitioning from print or digital into audio or video commentary
Sports communication programmes
University programmes wanting to offer structured commentary training to their students · Sports academies and schools looking for practical media workshops · Journalism schools building broadcast skills into their curriculum
Format
Group workshops or individual sessions, remote or in-person. Each engagement includes recorded simulation and individual feedback.