Writing An Effective Itinerary & Script
- Announcing, Game Production, PA Announcements
- May 28, 2015
Over the summer, the NCAA made some rule changes that looked to be for the betterment of the game of women’s basketball, however a recent article about the band at the University of Maine, may have some considering their summer vote. It’s a case of taking something to the extreme, an extreme nobody considered, that
READ MOREHow many times have you received a roster, only to find that it’s in alphabetical order by first name, alphabetical order by last name, or in just some random order? Annoying, isn’t it? Yes, I won’t lie. In all the years I’ve been announcing, that’s one of my biggest pet peeves. Below, I’m recapping some
READ MOREHow many times have you received a roster, only to find that it’s in alphabetical order by first name, alphabetical order by last name, or in just some random order? Annoying, isn’t it? Yes, I won’t lie. In all the years I’ve been announcing, that’s one of my biggest pet peeves. Below, I’m recapping some
READ MOREYesterday, the news broke out of western Canada that the Vancouver Canucks are allowing each player to choose their own goal song. On paper, and at first glance, this looks like another great idea out of one of the best game operations in pro sports. The Canucks have had issues over the years in choosing
READ MOREThe job of the P. A. announcer is to keep people informed of information they should know. It seems to be a pretty straight-forward job, sit behind a microphone and speak when something happens. It’s that simple, or is it? In the world of Public Address announcing there seem to be three thought processes, Say
READ MOREThe Washington Kastles have put up some pretty impressive numbers during their short tenure in Mylan World Team Tennis, and for the last three-plus years, I’ve had the chance to be front-and-nearly-center for all the home matches as the team’s DJ. And when I say front-and-near-center, I’m on the court, behind a table, right behind
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