Media & Communications
We help sports organizations and brands explain their work, tell meaningful stories and communicate with the audiences that matter to them.
Our services combine sports research, storytelling, documentary development, branded content and communication campaigns.
Investigate a defined sporting subject, audience or institutional question to inform content, narratives and communications.
Identify the people, experiences and ideas that give a story meaning. Develop the narrative, message and format around the intended audience.
Develop documentary concepts, treatments, story structures and interview approaches that bring sporting subjects into focus.
Create content that connects a brand's role in sport with a relevant audience interest and a clear communication objective.
Develop campaign messaging, creative direction and content across the agreed channels and stages of communication.
Typical outputs
Depending on the assignment, outputs may include:
Research findings and an editorial brief.
A narrative and message framework.
Documentary treatments and scripts.
Interview guides and story outlines.
Branded articles and content assets.
Campaign concepts and channel-specific copy.
A content rollout and measurement plan.
Production, distribution and paid-media responsibilities are defined in the project scope.
Who we work with
Clubs, academies, federations, sports program owners, educational institutions, brands and sponsors.
We shape the work around the audience: sports leaders, athletes, parents, educators, fans or the wider public.
EXORA publications
EXORA's publications share our thinking on sport and provide useful resources for the people shaping its development.
Explore international comparisons, focused analysis and educational materials.
Yes. Share the objective, intended audience, required outputs and any existing material.
Yes. Documentary development and storytelling assignments can establish the concept, narrative and script before production is commissioned.
These responsibilities are agreed separately within the project scope.
Commissioned work follows the client brief and publishing agreement. Inclusion in EXORA's editorial channels requires a separate decision and appropriate disclosure.
What do you need your audience to understand?
Discuss your briefShare the story, objective or communication challenge behind your brief. hello@exora-s.com