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Academic Syllabus

Duration: 1 Year (2 Semesters)

🧮 Total Credits: 20

Part A: Theory – 4 Papers (3 credits × 4 = 12 Credits)

Part B: Practical – 2 Practical Papers (4 credits × 2 = 8 Credits)

📘 PART A – THEORY (12 Credits | 300 Marks)

📝 Semester I

📘 Paper 1: Voice Culture & Modulation (3 Credits | 75 Marks) Units:

• Anatomy & Physiology of Voice
• Breathing Mechanism and Support in Voice Production
• Problems in Breathing: Causes & Corrections
• Vocal Warm-up & Resonance Development
• Voice Modulation – Pitch, Tone, Pace, Volume
• Understanding Voice Personality
• Introduction to Accent and Natural Tone Issues

📘 Paper 2: Voice Acting, Voice Over & Pronunciation Techniques (3 Credits | 75 Marks) Units:

• Pronunciation Problems – Causes (Mother Tongue Influence, Local Accent)
• Articulation Issues – Lazy Tongue, Unclear Speech
• Accent Neutralization Techniques
• Tone and Emotion in Voice Acting
• Voice Acting for Dramas, Animation & Narration
• Radio Drama & Dialogue Reading
• Commercial Voice Overs: Ads, Documentaries, Audio Books

📝 Semester II

📘 Paper 3: Anchoring, RJing, Commentary & Presentation Skills (3 Credits | 75 Marks) Units:

• Types of Anchoring: Stage, Radio, TV, Event, Stage & Mic Anchoring, Formal & Informal Settings
• RJing – Role, Format, Voice Personality
• Designing RJ Links, Interaction & Script Preparation
• Sports Commentary: Language, Rhythm, Real-time Flow
• Non-Sports Commentary: Ceremonies, Political & Cultural
• Spontaneity, Crisis Handling, On-Spot Creativity
• Developing an Engaging Speaking Style & Voice Identity

📘 Paper 4: Technical & Creative Communication (3 Credits | 75 Marks) Units:

• Basic Studio Setup – Mic, Mixer, Recorder, Accoustics n Sound Environment
• Microphone Handling Techniques for Various Formats
• Problems in Voice Delivery – Strain, Nasality, Harshness (with solutions)
• Creating a Voice Bank – Portfolio & Voice Demos
• Creative Writing: RJ Scripts, Commentary, Drama Scripts
• Script Adaptation for Voice-Based Projects
• Basics of Sound Editing, Post-Production, and Self-recording

🎙️ PART B – PRACTICALS (8 Credits | 200 Marks)

🎤 Practical Paper 1: Voice Performance Lab (4 Credits | 100 Marks) Viva Voce – 20 Marks Project Report / Performance Quality – 80 Marks

Practicals:

• Voice Warm-ups & Modulation Sessions
• Pronunciation Correction & Articulation Drills
• Accent Neutralization Exercises
• Reading Aloud Practice – Drama, News, Dialogue
• Mic Techniques – Solo & Group Recording
• Studio Recordings – Narration, Ad Voice Over
• Anchoring a Mock Event / RJ-style Link Recording

🎧 Practical Paper 2: Industry Exposure & Voice Projects (4 Credits | 100 Marks) Viva Voce – 20 Marks Creative Field Project + Voice Portfolio – 80 Marks

Practicals:

• Simulated RJ Show Recording
• Sports/Non-Sports Commentary Session , final voice - based production or commentary projects( recorded)
• Individual Voice Bank Development (Portfolio)
• Script Writing and Audio Production for Ad/Drama/Podcast
• Field Visit to Studio/Radio Station
• Recording & Reviewing a Full-Length Voice Project
• Workshop with Industry Experts (Optional but Encouraged)

🧠 Teaching-Learning Methods

• In-class Voice & Speech Labs/li>
• Recorded Demos & Practice Sessions
• Studio Visits & Expert Talks
• Hands-on Audio Equipment Training
• Peer Review & Playback Discussions

Evaluation Scheme Component Marks Credits Theory Papers (4) 300 -12 Credits Practical Papers (2) 200 -8 Credits Total 500 - 20 Credits

Theory Pass Marks: 30 per paper
Practical Pass Marks: 40 per paper (Viva + Report/Recording)

🎓 Course Outcomes

• After completing this course, students will be able to:
• Professionaly modulate their voice for different platforms
• Perform voice overs n narrations and dramatic readings
• Anchor events n deliver commentary
• Understand and refine their natural voice
• Resolve common voice and speech issues professionally
• Create voice demos, portfolios, and content for voice careers
• Perform anchoring, RJing, and commentary with skill
• Operate basic studio equipment and handle recordings
• Script and produce voice content independently
• Explore careers in Radio, TV, Theatre, Audiobooks, Podcasting, Voice Acting, etc.

Teaching Faculty

Name: Mr Shahid Anwar Designation:Veteran broadcaster, International Sports Commentator, Guest Faculty of Journalism and Mass communication. Qualification: N/A Contact Number: 9431110449 (Calling Time:- 2:00PM to 5:00PM) E-Mail Id:

Eligibility

All Streams (Arts/Science/ Commerce) ( UG/PG)

Fee

6000/- One Year

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