Media

Media Guidelines

1. General Principles

  • ISSF events are sporting competitions.
  • The goals are athlete performances, training, and achievements.

2. Accreditation & Access

  • All media representatives should apply for ISSF media accreditation before covering events, through the links in the Media Accreditation menu.
  • Accredited media will have access to designated media zones, mixed zones, and press conferences.
  • Unauthorized filming or photography in restricted areas (e.g., warm-up areas, athlete lounges) is prohibited.

3. Interviews & Athlete Interaction

  • Media should request interviews in advance through the ISSF Media Unit.
  • Interviews should remain focused on the sport, training and achievements.
  • Athletes have the right to refuse interviews at any time.
  • Post-event interviews should be conducted in designated mixed zones.

4. Content & Broadcast Guidelines

  • Photography & Video:
    • Emphasize the sport, precision, and discipline of shooting.
    • Ensure that footage is being collected from the designated areas.
  • Live Streaming & Broadcasting:
    • Unauthorized live streaming or rebroadcasting of ISSF events is prohibited.

5. Ethical & Responsible Reporting

  • Verify information with official ISSF sources before publication.
  • Respect diversity and inclusion when reporting on athletes from different backgrounds.
  • Respect the privacy of athletes and officials

6. Social Media & Online Coverage

  • When posting about ISSF events, use official hashtags and event branding.
  • Follow platform-specific copyright and licensing rules when sharing ISSF content.