Slam Dunk Show (SDS) 2026

EVENT 5 – November 2026
Paris, France – November 2026

DBIMA Paris Film School is proud to announce its partnership with Slam Dunk Show (SDS) 2026, one of the most ambitious basketball and urban culture events ever organized in Paris.

Taking place over two action-packed days in November 2026, the event will bring together elite basketball talent, sports professionals, influencers, artists, content creators, and thousands of fans for an unforgettable celebration of sport, culture, and entertainment.

As the official film and media education partner, DBIMA Paris Film School will mobilize its students and faculty to document, produce, and broadcast the entire event through professional multi-camera coverage, social media content, interviews, documentaries, and behind-the-scenes productions.

The collaboration represents a unique educational opportunity for DBIMA students, who will gain real-world experience working on a large-scale international sporting event while creating professional audiovisual content alongside industry experts.

A Weekend of Basketball, Culture, and Entertainment

The two-day festival will feature a dynamic program combining competitive basketball, live performances, educational talks, community engagement, and immersive fan experiences.

Saturday: Opening Day

The first day will begin with official opening ceremonies, featuring representatives from the City of Paris, basketball organizations, and event partners.

• Official SDS 2026 launch and Jordan Court reveal
• Urban dance and cultural showcases
• Basketball business and inclusion conferences
• Women's basketball discussions and activities
• Skills Challenge and 3-Point Contest
• Basketball lifestyle and innovation talks
• Live music performances and DJ sets
• Flight Showcase featuring elite dunk athletes
• Official Women's Basketball Match in the evening

Throughout the day, attendees will have access to sponsor activations, virtual reality experiences, creative workshops, sneaker customization zones, and interactive fan activities.

Sunday: Finals and Legacy Celebration

The second day will focus on championship competition and community engagement, including:

• Rising Stars basketball showcase
• Women's basketball clinic featuring players from the French National Team
• Tournament semi-finals and championship game
• Official awards ceremony
• Signature All-Star Exhibition Game
• Legacy Show celebrating basketball culture and the influence of the Jordan era
• Lifestyle and sneaker fashion showcase
• Official Wheelchair Basketball Match
• Closing Ceremony and SDS 2027 teaser presentation

The event aims to promote inclusion, diversity, athletic excellence, and youth engagement through sport while creating one of the most exciting basketball experiences in Europe.

DBIMA Students at the Heart of the Production

For DBIMA Paris Film School, the partnership reflects the institution's philosophy of learning through real-world production.

More than a simple academic exercise, students will participate in professional event coverage across multiple departments, including:

• Live event broadcasting
• Sports cinematography
• Documentary filmmaking
• Social media content production
• Photography and visual storytelling
• Interview production
• Event journalism
• Behind-the-scenes filmmaking

Students will work directly with event organizers, athletes, performers, and media professionals, gaining valuable experience in one of the fastest-growing sectors of visual media production.

A Shared Vision

The partnership between DBIMA Paris Film School and Slam Dunk Show demonstrates how education, sports, and culture can come together to create meaningful opportunities for young talent.

By combining the energy of elite basketball with the creativity of future filmmakers, SDS 2026 will become more than a tournament—it will be a landmark cultural event that showcases innovation, diversity, and the power of storytelling through sport.

As preparations continue, both organizations are committed to delivering a world-class experience that will inspire athletes, creators, students, and fans from across France and beyond.

November 2026 promises to be a historic moment for basketball, urban culture, and creative media production in Paris.