ONE SHOT: PHOTOGRAPHING THE OLYMPIC GAMES

Built around the 100m men’s final in Rio de Janeiro, ONE SHOT explores the important role sport photographers have in capturing history. ONE SHOT is narrated by Olympic Champion Jonathan Edwards and features many multi-awarded photographers including Lucy Nicholson, Dave Burnett, Bob Martin, Tim de Waele and Japan’s own Tsuyoshi Matsumoto. ONE SHOT was awarded the prestigious Candido Cannavo Award at the Milan Sport Film Festival 2018. It also features 146 images representing some of the best works of another 96 photographers who have covered multiple Olympics going back over 50 years , with famous names such as Tony Duffy, Mike Powell, Heinz Kluetmeier, Franck Fife, Peter Read Miller, Doug Mills, Carl Yarbrough, John G. Zimmerman, Michael Kappeler, Kai Pfaffenbach, Gary Hershorn, Charlie Riedel, Simon Bruty, Jerry Lampen, Al Bello, Chang W. Lee to name but a few. ‘ONE SHOT looks at Olympians caught in time. The history makers of the Games captured in a single iconic moment. A story that has taken a lifetime to create and told in One Shot. One freeze frame. With its official screening held at the The Olympic Museum for a week of sports photography, and then on the Olympic Channel and NBC Sports, in November 2018 ONE SHOT was awarded the prestigious Candido Cannavo Award at the World Final of the Milan Sport Film Festival 2018. Also broadcast on NBC Olympics, the Olympic Channel and the IOC's website and YouTube platform: Olympic Channel: https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/vid... IOC YouTube:    • 'One Shot' Photographing the Olympic Games...   IOC: https://www.olympics.com/en/video/one...