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If you follow Sportscaster Life on Twitter, you may have noticed on Friday afternoon we sent out a tweet for followers to offer up topics for a future blog post. Joseph Matthew Orozco (@JochaDay) suggested talking about the worst sportscasting booth setups. It’s a great topic, we’ve all had to call some games in a…
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Sports is something where anything can happen, and as sports broadcasters, we have to be ready for anything that might occur before, during or after a game. From injuries to weather delays to long stoppages, all manner of interruptions are known to impact the action…however that doesn’t even cover the tip of the iceberg of…
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Sportscasting for a career is a dream for many young broadcasters…especially at the major leagues. But for Jason Benetti, the path to the show not only took a few detours, but had more than a few road blocks. Benetti suffers from cerebral palsy which hindered his ability to partake in sports and band activities in…
It’s Halloween. A day to celebrate all things scary and spooky. When it comes to sports broadcasting, few things are truly ‘scary’. However there is always the risk of a serious injury or a major technical glitch that can turn a normal game into a broadcast horror story. I’ve been very fortunate in my career.…
Do you ever find yourself going back over audio or video and finding words you hate, words you should stop using? The average sports broadcast lasts around three hours. The average words spoken per minute is around 150. That means you’re saying around 27,000 (probably more in most sports) per broadcast…so there’s bound to be…