Celebrating and supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander video-makers working in remote parts of Australia.

Mparntwe
Alice Springs
7-11 October 2024

About FRAIM

FRAIM is a gathering of Indigenous video-makers from around remote Australia for four days of workshops, peer to peer sharing, showcasing of work and discussions about issues specific to the Indigenous screen sector in remote and very remote areas of Australia. FRAIM specifically targets the needs of Indigenous screen practitioners who reside in geographically isolated areas and provides them with opportunities that are ordinarily not available to them.

In addition to targeted workshops, the FRAIM program also includes a film festival with two nights of public video screenings and the biennial ICTV Video Awards.

Dates for the next FRAIM event are October 7-11, 2024.

2024 Registration
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2024 FRAIM Program

FRAIM is our platform to express our heartfelt thanks and showcase the Indigenous media industry. The festival is aimed at supporting the incredible work our contributors are doing to strengthen communities throughout Australia. and helping to build bonds within our community.

For people travelling to the festival, travel bursaries are available by application.

See 2024 Program

Workshops

2024 FRAIM is fast approaching, and workshop registrations are now open! ICTV contributors are invited to register to attend one of six intensive 3-Day Workshops. There are 6 workshops to choose from.

Each workshop is designed to support emerging and mid-career Indigenous screen practitioners to improve their process and the quality of their work. All workshops will have a trainer and at least one Indigenous mentor. 

Places are limited to 10 delegates per workshop and will sell out fast!

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Option 1: Live Broadcasting 

Learn how to cover live events, including single camera setups, multi-camera collaboration, live-to-air recording environments, and editing differences.

Option 2: Pre-production for Microdocumentary  

Learn how to plan and research documentary making, including story creation, storyboard development, pitching, and funding sources.

Option 3: News Packages for ICTV  

Learn to create news segments for ICTV Community News, record stories, and post-produce them. It’s classroom-based and includes language support.

Option 4: Making it Move – 2D Animation  

Learn how to enhance your illustration skills using 2D animation software. Participants will be guided through the process of making things move on screen.

Option 5: Mobile Content Creation Workshop

Learn hands-on techniques for creating high-quality mobile content, capturing photos and videos, editing on-the-go, and getting the most from mobile apps.

Option 6: Tourism Workshop

Delivered by Batchelor Institute, this workshop is designed to support Indigenous media personnel and business owners to create videos for their business.

Screenings

Free screenings of the ICTV Video Awards Nominees will be held over two nights on Sunset Hill at Discovery Caravan Park, on Tuesday and Wednesday night (October 8 and 9). All screenings are free and open to the public.

See 2022 Award Winners

ICTV Video Awards

The ICTV Video Awards are a festival highlight, showcasing and celebrating the very best of content on ICTV. The 2024 Awards Ceremony will be held at the spectacular outback venue, Earth Sanctuary, fully catered with live music.

2024 ICTV Video Awards Categories

We have 12 ICTV Video Awards categories showcasing the best of the best of 2022-2024.
Nominations open soon!

  • Best Our Tucker
  • Best Our Sports
  • Best Our Culture
  • Best Our Music
  • Best Spiritual Way
  • Best Young Way
  • Best Our Way (Community)
  • People’s Choice Award
  • ICTV Contributor of the Year
  • In Language Best Language Video
  • ICTV Play Award
  • News Story/Micro Documentary Award

Sponsor Opportunity

Would you like to become a 2024 ICTV Video Awards category sponsor?

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