A chance encounter with a sports psych led to him coming out to his teammates - transforming his career.
Stepping into the 'Spotlight' for our third episode, is Olympic diver and medalist, Noah Williams.
Dubbed the 'Accidental Olympian', Sam Reardon's story is simply incredible. This marks episode two in our 'Spotlight' series created for Team GB.
Episode 01 is track cycling superstar, Emma Finucane. A potential future great Team GB athlete at just 21 years old.
To those with Windrush and West Indies heritage, to our past, present and future athletes, we give thanks..
Sarah is one of thirteen children and she was the only person in her family to go through the experience of hearing loss. Her story is one of challenges but hopeful of being a role model for the black deaf community.
Featuring Super Heavyweight boxer, Delicious Orie. Born in Russia and raised in Wolverhampton, this is a story of overcoming and friendship.
The 'Prince of Peckham' returns to where it all started. From derelict BMX tracks to an Olympic medal, Kye has been on some journey.
The final episode in our 'Team GB Trains' series featuring GB Boxing. This one is a little different as it reflects back on the contrasting experiences of some of our boxers.
Filmed at GB Judo's base and Prep-Camp in Walsall. This film features the all female group of 5 athletes representing Team GB in Paris. This film is dedicated to Jemima and her late sister.
We take a peak into the Prep - Camps of some of our Olympic teams. Our first episode features diving, who will be one of the first athletes to compete at the Games.
This film was played to every Team GB athlete as they received their kit for Paris 2024. Featuring Dame Jess Ennis Hill.
From completing his first parkrun to running marathons, Stuart has been on quite a journey over the last few years. He has raised thousands of pounds for dementia research in honour of his dad, Ian, who died with Alzheimer’s disease.
A 'hero' film that brought together our five part docu series for RNID. Part of their 'It Does Matter' campaign, which aimed to change public attitudes towards hearing loss.
A film with no spoken words. This is the story of Kori, who has been profoundly deaf since birth.
Our second film in the series covers both gymnastic teams. This was shot in Reims at their Prep-Camp, just before they moved into the village.
This was filmed with the GB Rugby 7s squad in their prep-camp in Saint Germain en Laye.
This film is about the obstacles that many of our athletes face to just be here in Paris..
Bryony has had to overcome many personal battles, supported by her family back in Nantwich. Little did she know, Bryony was about to embark on a pathway to gold at Paris.
The penultimate episode in our 'My Olympic Roots' series, featuring Olympic shooter, Seonaid McIntosh. This episode is a little different as we head back to Seonaid's old school, which is where it all began.
A short film to mark the climax of the Paris Olympic cycle for UK Sport.
Our athlete's success is part of a much bigger family and community of brilliant people creating future champions. This is a film that celebrates that.
A film that marked the return to sports within the UK post pandemic. Created for Sport England, our task was to remind people of the joy of sport and what it's all about.
This film captures the brutal reality of what many of our athletes face and in particular, Olympic Gold Medalist, Moe Sbihi.
We imagined an alternate reality, where our elite athletes didn't have the support from National Lottery funding.
A story of sibling love and support as we head back to the West Midlands with Olympic medalist, Chelsie Giles.
Lauren's humble beginnings meant she lived in a camper van whilst training with the GB squad. A story of resolve and community.