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- 1. LESSON 7: THELANGUAGE OF UNSCRIPTED COMMENTARY Prepared by: RUDELYN V. BANTILAN, LPT Instructor Email: rudelyn.bantilan@gmail.com RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIAL COLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines
- 2. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Unscripted Commentary • Unscripted commentary refers to the spontaneous and unplanned delivery of commentary or remarks in various contexts such as sports, entertainment, or live events. Unlike scripted commentary, unscripted commentary requires individuals to think on their feet, adapt quickly, and engage with the audience. • The language used in unscripted commentary plays a crucial role in conveying emotions, enhancing the audience's experience, and effectively delivering the intended message
- 3. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Skills and Techniques: 1. Play-by-Play Description: Providing a detailed, real-time account of the action, describing movements, plays, or highlights. 2. Analysis and Insights: Offering expert analysis, identifying strategies, discussing player performance, or predicting outcomes. 3. Adapting to the Pace: Being able to react quickly, adjust commentary based on the flow of events, and maintain a consistent narrative. 4. Verbal Dexterity: Demonstrating fluency, clarity, and the ability to articulate thoughts effectively.
- 4. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Challenges and Considerations: • Accuracy and Objectivity: Striving to provide accurate information and maintaining objectivity while sharing opinions or analysis. • Improvisation Skills: Being able to think on one's feet, adapt to unexpected situations, and maintain a coherent commentary. • Audience Engagement: Balancing between providing informative content and keeping the audience entertained and interested. • Language and Communication: Utilizing appropriate language, avoiding offensive or controversial remarks, and connecting
- 5. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Features: • Voice Pause Needs time to think Non-Fluency features/fillers Complete absence of voice Hesitation
- 6. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Features: • Elision. The meaning of the utterance is generally understood between the participants and can be shortened to focus on the topic. Mutually understood meaning Omitting part of the conversation because the other person knows about it Background knowledge
- 7. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Features: • Modality. A conversational strategy which allows us to introduce or suggest different opinions and compromises for negotiations between participants. Examples: Perhaps, probably, maybe, might, could, should
- 8. RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIALCOLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences General Santos City, Philippines Features: • Turn taking. Most conversation are managed and kept on pace by alternating between participants • Adjacency pairs (exchanges). The standard interaction between people. Follows question and answer format