The organisers of the 38th America's Cup have launched a global search for content creators to help tell the story of the world's oldest international sporting trophy in Naples.
Applications are now open for photographers, filmmakers, podcasters, sailing journalists and creators working across STEM, engineering, travel and lifestyle ahead of the 2026 Preliminary Regatta and the Louis Vuitton 38th America's Cup in 2027.
The organisers say they are looking for "great storytellers" capable of producing compelling visual content rather than applicants with the largest social media followings.
Selection will be based on the quality of storytelling and the ability to capture the atmosphere of Naples, the Bagnoli waterfront and the racing on the Bay of Naples.
Successful applicants will receive full media accreditation and behind-the-scenes access throughout the events.
The programme includes opportunities to work on the water alongside the race fleet, attend editorial briefings, access official media resources and interview key team members. Selected creators may also be invited to exclusive content opportunities not available through standard media accreditation.
The America's Cup Event Organisation Team said it is seeking creators who can bring "a new perspective" to the event while producing high-quality content for a global audience.
Applications are open now through the official America's Cup website.
