How to make a vertical sports news recap with a commentator voice
Tell Vizard Agent the story and the register you want. Vizard Agent searches for a commentator voice that actually fits, records the narration to the length you asked for, sources and generates the visuals, builds animated captions and news badges, and mixes stadium sound under the read.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Give the facts and the style in one message. Vizard Agent writes the commentary from what you supply and sources the visuals itself, so the accuracy of the finished recap comes entirely from the sentence or two you write here. It has nothing else to check against. Name the voice precisely: accent, register and energy.
Prompt
What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A recap lives on the voice, and the pictures keep the eye busy while the voice does the work. So casting is the most persistent stretch of the job, because a recap with the wrong voice fails whatever the pictures do, and a script that reads as thirty seconds on the page rarely does out loud. In the session behind this article it:
- Checked the available generation, voice, music, stock and caption tools, and searched the stock library for portrait football footage.
- Searched four different ways for the commentator voice: dramatic, energetic, British and news-anchor.
- Generated the commentary, checked its duration and regenerated it twice to land on the target length, then transcribed it for word-level timings.
- Downloaded music candidates, generated stadium and impact sound effects in parallel, and reviewed a contact sheet of the stock clips and custom imagery.
- Generated animated captions in two styles, mixed the audio, added transparent news badges, then checked quality-control frames and re-rendered the captions at a better position. The delivered recap ran 29.0 seconds.
When does this not work well?
Sports recaps are made of two things Vizard Agent can't supply: real match footage and verified facts. Broadcast highlight rights are strictly held, so this is stock and generated imagery around a commentary. Vizard Agent doesn't verify the result, the scorer or the date, generated players are generic, and badges, kits and crests are trademarks.
Common questions
Can it use real match footage? No. Broadcast rights make that impossible; Vizard Agent builds around stock and generated visuals with commentary over them.
Does it check the facts? No. Vizard Agent writes the recap from what you tell it, so the accuracy is yours to confirm.
Can I get a particular accent? Yes. Name it and Vizard Agent searches until it finds a voice that matches.