
Roland Garros
- Client
- TV / Broadcast
- Discipline
- Tennis
- Year
- 2024-2026
- Type
- Commissioned
Where Tennis Meets Visual Storytelling.
For the past three seasons and counting, Pitchsiders has been bringing a distinctive creative perspective to Roland-Garros, one of the most prestigious tournaments in world tennis. Combining sports photography with cinematic 4K slow-motion videography, we've created premium visual content for the French Tennis Federation (FFT) and broadcasters around the world.
Our mission goes beyond documenting matches. Through a unique approach to composition, movement, and storytelling, we aim to capture the elegance, intensity, and emotion of tennis, transforming fleeting moments into powerful visual experiences.
Capturing Moments That Define Tennis History
Over the years, we've had the privilege of documenting some of the most memorable moments in recent tennis history.
From Rafael Nadal's emotional final appearance at Roland-Garros in 2024 to Carlos Alcaraz's maiden French Open title that same year, and the unforgettable five-set final between Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner in 2025, our cameras have been there to capture moments that transcend the sport.
Through our signature photography and cinematic slow-motion sequences, we've brought these historic moments to life, generating millions of views across social media and reaching tennis fans worldwide.
A Signature Approach, A Global Reach
Our collaboration with Roland-Garros rightholders reflects our ability to combine artistic vision with the technical demands of world-class sports production.
From intimate player portraits to dramatic 4K slow-motion footage, every piece of content is crafted to highlight the beauty of the game while meeting the needs of both digital platforms and international broadcasters.
Season after season, we've continued to refine our visual identity, bringing a fresh perspective to one of tennis's most iconic stages.
As our partnership continues, our ambition remains the same: to push creative boundaries and capture tennis in ways audiences have never experienced before.


