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The work made for International Olympic Committee runs to 4 verified projects since 2022 — mostly Campaign, Event and Video. Most of it comes from 3 teams, including Company 3, Framestore and Gravity Road. The people who work most often on International Olympic Committee projects include Manon Dave, Douglas Bowen and Engy Jarrouj.
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1 in 100 Million
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is championing the Refugee Olympic Team ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games through the "1 in 100 Million" initiative. Developed in collaboration with creative agency Gravity Road, the campaign highlights the resilience of 36 refugee athletes who have overcome extraordinary challenges to compete on the global stage, representing over 100 million displaced people worldwide. At the heart of the campaign is a graphic-novel-style short film that introduces athletes such as Cindy Ngamba (boxing), Dorsa Yavarivafa (badminton), Ramiro Mora (weightlifting), and Kavan Majidi (judo), a Refugee Athlete Scholarship-holder. Created using advanced AI technology, the film features contributions from the refugee community, including Syrian illustrator Engy Jarrouj at Framestore, with an original score by recording artists Che Lingo and Manon Dave. It serves as both an introduction to the team’s talents and a powerful reminder of the global refugee crisis, which has escalated from 60 million displaced individuals in 2016 to over 100 million in 2023, according to UNHCR. Since its establishment for Rio 2016, the Refugee Olympic Team has symbolized inclusion and hope, ensuring that talented athletes, regardless of their circumstances, have the opportunity to compete. Managed by the Olympic Refuge Foundation (ORF), the team will make its third Olympic appearance in Paris. Its emblem, incorporating arrow markers and a heart from the ORF logo, represents the athletes’ shared journeys and the unity found through sport. Athletes on the team have expressed their deep connection to the initiative. Boxer Cindy Ngamba emphasized the team’s spirit, calling it a "family" bound by sport. Weightlifter Ramiro Mora shared his pride in wearing the Refugee Olympic Team emblem, hoping their presence at Paris 2024 will inspire others in similar situations. The team, announced on May 2, includes 36 athletes from 15 National Olympic Committees (NOCs), competing across 12 sports: athletics, badminton, boxing, breaking, canoeing, cycling, judo, sport shooting, swimming, taekwondo, weightlifting, and wrestling. Selection was based on sporting performance, refugee status verified by UNHCR, and balanced representation across sport, gender, and nationality. The "1 in 100 Million" campaign encourages global support for the Refugee Olympic Team, urging fans to follow their journey on social media via @RefugeeOlympicTeam and use #ForThe100Million to show solidarity. Directed by William Bartlett at the Academy Award-winning Framestore and produced by the IOC with Gravity Road, the film aims to rally worldwide backing for the team as they prepare to compete in Paris 2024.
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