Olympics & Paralympics 2024

Client

OBS

Discipline

Video

Work

Edit

Event

Motion Graphics

Olympics & Paralympics 2024

The Challenge

This work was produced for the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics on behalf of Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS). As part of the Additional Content team, a wide range of video assets was created for broadcasters worldwide.

The production focused on delivering promos, “Images of the Day,” and gold medal montages under tight deadlines. Many of these edits were finalized shortly after live events, providing media rights holders with high-quality content to enhance their coverage of the Games.

Paris 2024 Reel

Reel showcasing an overview / compilation of work created during the Olympics and Paralympics

Olympics – Opening ceremony

Birdseye view promo

Finding the target promo

Rhythm & Movement promo

Images of the Day – Day 5

Images of the Day – Day 7

Images of the Day – Day 10

Images of the Day – Day 15

Paralympics

During the Paralympics, the role transitioned to a specific focus on the gold medal montages. These edits were designed to capture the peak of the day’s athletic achievements, ensuring a rapid turnaround for global distribution shortly after the medals were awarded.

Paralympics – Wheelchair basketball promo

Catherine Debrunner promo

Graphics by Rob Monk

Gold Medals Montage – Day 4

Gold Medals Montage – Day 6

Gold Medals Montage – Day 8

Blind football final promo

Jessica Long promo

Graphics by Rob Monk

Gold Medals Montage – Day 9

Project Outcome

Broadcast Production

The final edits were delivered as high-standard, broadcast-ready assets. By maintaining a clear visual structure and rhythmic pace, the content was designed to be integrated directly into international broadcast feeds.

On-site Operations

Operated on location in Paris within the International Broadcast Centre (IBC), the workflow was fully embedded in the heart of the Games’ operations. This proximity allowed for immediate access to live feeds and a seamless collaboration with the wider production teams to meet the high demands of a global sporting event.