The International Paralympic Committee has launched a competition to unearth bloggers for the Pyeongchang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games ©IPC

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has launched a competition to unearth three bloggers to cover the Pyeongchang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games. 

The three reporters will join a team of 25 Paralympic bloggers who will record their behind-the-scenes experiences to fans around the world.

"This is the opportunity of a lifetime for established vloggers, sports journalists, film students and keen videographers," said Craig Spence, the IPC's director of communications.

"This is the first time we have invited non-athletes to take part in the Samsung Paralympic Bloggers, which in the past has only been open to athletes. 

"Winners will be able to get exclusive access to athletes and venues, and experience the Games in a totally unique way.

"We are hoping that by bringing their creativity to the Games, we will also be able to further raise the profile of Paralympic sport."

The winners will have access to Para-sport athletes in Pyeongchang ©Getty Images
The winners will have access to Para-sport athletes in Pyeongchang ©Getty Images

Winners will receive a paid trip to Pyeongchang 2018 including travel, accommodation and meals, a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and other Samsung products.

People interested can enter by submitting a two-minute film by January 7 here.

The video must on the subject of "Do What You Can’t".

In the video, entrants should include five things they would like to report on during the Paralympic Winter Games.

Entrants must be available to travel to Pyeongchang from March 8 to 19 and entrants must be aged over 18. 

The videos can be in English, French, Korean, Japanese or Chinese.