Getty Images to Capture Stunning Visuals from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
NEW YORK – In a recent announcement, Getty Images (NYSE: GETY), a prominent global creator and marketplace for visual content, revealed plans to deploy its award-winning photographers, editors, and operational staff to capture breathtaking imagery during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
As the Official Photographic Agency for the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), Getty Images aims to leverage its innovative and proprietary technology to produce thousands of photographs, covering everything from the Opening Ceremony to the Closing Ceremony. This comprehensive coverage will span the entire duration of the Games.
Ken Mainardis, the Global Head of Editorial at Getty Images, stated, "We understand the profound impact the Paralympic Games have in changing perceptions and increasing visibility for the disability community. Our dedicated photographers are committed to capturing the true essence of the Paralympic spirit. We are excited to continue our mission of documenting the journeys of these extraordinary athletes and, through our expansive global platform, share their inspiring stories with audiences worldwide."
In addition to strengthening its partnership with the IPC, Getty Images will also support the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movements. This includes its role as the Official Photographic Licensee for Team USA and as the Official Licensee for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Getty Images’ talented team of award-winning photographers will cover Team USA athletes' preparations, training sessions, and competitions from the Paris 2024 Games through to LA28.
For nearly thirty years, Getty Images' sports editorial division has been creating award-winning imagery and videos that help their clients stand out in a competitive landscape. Currently, Getty Images serves as the official photographer or photographic partner for over 125 major sports leagues, clubs, and governing bodies, including UEFA and Formula 1, delivering unparalleled coverage of more than 50,000 sporting events each year.
To learn more about Getty Images’ coverage of past and upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games, please visit the official website.
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Contact Information
Media contact:
Alex Lazarou
alex.lazarou@gettyimages.com
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the role of Getty Images at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games?
Getty Images will act as the Official Photographic Agency, capturing stunning imagery throughout the Paralympic Games, from the Opening Ceremony to the Closing Ceremony.
2. How many events does Getty Images cover annually?
Getty Images provides coverage for over 50,000 sporting events each year, showcasing a wide array of sports.
3. Who is the Global Head of Editorial at Getty Images?
The Global Head of Editorial at Getty Images is Ken Mainardis, who is dedicated to highlighting the accomplishments of Paralympic athletes.
4. Will Getty Images support the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams?
Yes, Getty Images will continue to support the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movements as the Official Photographic Licensee for Team USA and the Official Licensee for the LA28 Games.
5. How can I find more information on Getty Images' Olympic coverage?
For detailed information about Getty Images' coverage of past and future Olympic and Paralympic Games, you can visit their official website.