Gravity Media, a global leader in production and content and media services and facilities, celebrates the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA), and congratulates all nominees and winners, on the success of the 2026 AACTA Awards, recognising outstanding achievement across Australian film, television, documentary and digital production. 

Gravity Media once again served as the broadcast and technology partner for the production of the AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel Group, while continuing its role as a proud sponsor of Australia’s premier screen industry celebration, including as presenting partner of the AACTA Award for Best Entertainment Program. 

Working alongside production company Roving Enterprises, and AACTA, Gravity Media collaborated on the live broadcast of the 2026 AACTA Awards ceremony, held at HOTA, Home of the Arts cultural precinct on the Gold Coast, Queensland. 

Gravity Media delivered the end-to-end live production of the ceremony, deploying one of its high definition outside broadcast trucks, a 10 camera setup including RF Steadicam and “Dactyl Cam” camera on wire, in addition to real-time editing and integration systems to support the seamless delivery of the telecast. 

Beyond its role in the live broadcast, Gravity Media continues its broader partnership with AACTA as an Official Partner, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to the Australian screen industry and the creative talent that underpins it. 

Scott Kinlyside, Managing Director for Gravity Media in Australia, said:  

“The AACTA Awards remain a cornerstone of the Australian screen industry calendar, and we are proud to continue our partnership with AACTA as both production partner and sponsor. Supporting an event that recognises creative excellence while showcasing Australian storytelling to audiences nationally and internationally is something Gravity Media values greatly.” 

We acknowledge all nominees in this year’s AACTA Awards including our valued clients’ productions involving Gravity Media: 

AACTA Award for Best Entertainment Program presented by Gravity Media 

AACTA Award for Best Documentary or Factual Program 

AACTA Award for Best Reality Program presented by Network 10 

In addition, Gravity Media congratulates client Spectrum Films for their film post-production on the nominated films and documentaries The Travellers, Unbreakable – The Jelena Dokic Story, Kangaroo, The Correspondent, Dangerous Animals, and Went Up The Hill. 

Through its studios, production, post-production, outside broadcast facilities and specialist camera technologies, Gravity Media continues to support major production companies, television networks and pay television and streaming platforms in Australia across projects including The Voice, Australian Idol, Dancing with the Stars, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, the AACTA Awards and the ARIA Awards.

 

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EMG / Gravity Media, a world leading global provider of complex live creative production and media services, congratulates the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, nominees and winners on the success of this year’s AACTA Awards celebrating Australia’s highest achievements in film, television, documentary, and digital production.

EMG / Gravity Media Australia is the broadcast and technology partner for the production of the AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel Group and building beyond this production undertaking, EMG / Gravity Media is also a sponsor – partner of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts.

EMG / Gravity Media Australia collaborated with production and events agency Second Sunday, production company Roving Enterprises, and the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts in the staging and broadcast of the 2025 AACTA Awards ceremony and presentation at HOTA, Home of the Arts cultural precinct on the Gold Coast, Queensland

Accessing one of its state-of-the-art high definition outside broadcast trucks, ten cameras and real-time editing and live integration systems, and working with Second Sunday and Roving Enterprises, EMG / Gravity Media Australia provided all broadcast and technology requirements for the telecast of this year’s AACTA Awards.

Scott Kinlyside, EMG / Gravity Media Managing Director for Australia, said: “Our partnership with AACTA builds on EMG / Gravity Media’s acknowledged credentials in film, television, short-form and digital production and we are honoured to work closely with the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts on the production of the AACTA Awards and pleased to celebrate and acknowledge our vibrant industry in Australia and showcase  the best in Australian film and television production across the globe.”

We acknowledge all nominees in this year’s AACTA Awards including our valued clients’ productions involving EMG / Gravity Media Australia:

AACTA Award for Best Entertainment Program presented by EMG / Gravity Media
• Dancing With The Stars – BBC Studios Australia / Seven Network
• The 1% Club – BBC Studios Australia / Seven Network

AACTA Award for Best Comedy Entertainment Program
• Thank God You’re Here – Working Dog Productions / Network 10

AACTA Award for Best Reality Program presented by Network 10
• Australian Idol – Eureka Productions / Seven Network
• Shark Tank Australia – Curio Pictures / Network 10

In addition, EMG / Gravity Media Australia congratulates our client Spectrum Films and their nominations for film post-production on Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Runt, Why We Fight and Boy Swallows Universe.

EMG / Gravity Media also makes a special mention for the movie Late Night With the Devil, shot on our sound stage at EMG / Gravity Media Production Centre Melbourne, which scored 14 nominations including a nomination for the AACTA Award for Best Film.

Through its studios, production, post-production, outside broadcast facilities and specialist camera technologies, EMG / Gravity Media Australia is currently involved with major production companies, television networks and pay television and streaming platforms in Australia across projects including The Voice, Australian Idol, Dancing with the Stars, Australia’s Got Talent, The 1% Club and I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, the AACTA Awards and the ARIA Awards.

EMG / Gravity Media, a world leading global provider of complex live creative production and media services, today detailed EMG / Gravity Media Australia’s broadcast technology and television production undertakings to deliver two of this year’s major entertainment events in Australia this year – and they are in the same week.

EMG / Gravity Media Australia is teaming up with production company Roving Enterprises for the biggest night in Australian music, the ARIA Awards on 20 November.

EMG / Gravity Media is deploying two state-of-the-art high definition outside broadcast trucks, accessing 25 cameras to deliver the complete television production across the red carpet, live event and fan zone.

Bringing together Australia’s biggest artists dominating the global music scene, alongside Australia’s most exciting up-and-coming talent, the Awards will celebrate and recognise an exceptional year of local music.

Broadcast on Stan and the Nine Network in Australia and across the world on YouTube, the ARIA Awards will feature Australian performances by The Kid LAROI, Missy Higgins, CYRIL, 3%, Jessica Mauboy, Julian Hamilton from The Presets, Troy Cassar-Daley, Amy Shark, Angie McMahon, and Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers, and international performances from Ava Max and Kane Brown.

And then EMG / Gravity Media heads to Melbourne to capture the next stop on Cold Chisel’s sell-out Big Five-O Tour, at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on 23 November.

EMG / Gravity Media Australia has been selected by production company, Beyond Action, a global creative producer specialising in sports, entertainment and documentary programming, to deliver the broadcast technology and production undertaking for Cold Chisel’s live performance in Melbourne and will access one of its major outside broadcast trucks and 12 cameras.

According to Marcus Doherty, Account Executive, Media Services and Facilities at EMG / Gravity Media Australia: “All of us at EMG / Gravity Media are delighted to be playing a key role in the ARIA Awards and Cold Chisel at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.

“Both are complex and exciting broadcast undertakings and we thank both Roving Enterprises and Beyond Action for selecting EMG / Gravity Media to deliver the all-screen outcomes for their events.”

Along with the ARIA Awards and Cold Chisel Big Five-O in November, EMG / Gravity Media Australia later this month will also deliver broadcast technology and production outcomes for the New South Wales School Spectacular, Carols in the Domain in December and early next year the AACTA Awards.  EMG / Gravity Media was also the broadcast production and technology provider for the recent Mushroom 50 Live Anniversary concert.

On behalf of the Cologne production company i&u TV, the EMG / Gravity Media team was responsible for the complete live stream broadcast of the ceremonial award ceremony of the European Inventor Award 2024.

The live stream was broadcast worldwide across various digital platforms, enabling a global audience to participate in this prestigious event.

With their contribution to the successful execution, EMG / Gravity Media once again underlined their leading role in international broadcast and event production.

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De Sportel Awards in Monaco beloont elk jaar de beste sportcontent en -technologie uit alle internationale inzendingen. Twee nominaties waren te danken aan EMG Connectivity en Boost Graphics.
Categorie Slow Motion

Onze draadloze middelen zijn inmiddels wereldwijd een referentie geworden en dragen al jarenlang bij aan o.a. Tour de France. Wat weinigen weten, is dat dit jaar na jaar wereldwijd het meest bekeken sportproject is.

France Télévisions, één van de drie genomineerden, won de prijs in deze categorie. Voor de liefhebbers van wielrennen zal de onvergetelijke slow-motion van de Nederlandse Demi Vollering (SD Worx team) tijdens de 2023 Tour de France Femmes nog vers in het geheugen zitten. Deze indrukwekkende beelden werden geleverd door EMG Connectivity, wat onze bijdrage aan dit project nog eens benadrukt.

Demi Vollering wint de Vrouwen Tour de France 2023 in een spectaculaire krachttour. De indrukwekkende slow motion-beelden gaan wereld rond.
Categorie Innovation

We wisten al dat Boost Graphics baanbrekend werk verricht op gebied van design en innovatie. Een van hun laatste projecten, “Team Radio” (i.o.v. ASO) werd dan ook beloond in de categorie Innovatie.

Dankzij Team Radio wordt de draadloze communicatie tussen de volgwagens en renners in real-time zichtbaar voor de kijkers thuis. Dit concept was vorig jaar als bètatest gestart en werd volledig ontplooid tijdens de Tour de France dit jaar.

Boost Graphics wint in de categorie Innovation met het project Team Radio

ASO is, net als vele sportfederaties, voortdurend op zoek naar vernieuwing om een jonger publiek aan te trekken. De uitdagingen in de wielersport zijn groot, gezien het traject meer dan 150 kilometer beslaat en er live vertalingen in meerdere talen nodig zijn. Boost Graphics en EMG spelen hier slim op in.

Meer dan 1.200 audioclips werden geïntegreerd in de world en social feeds. Opvallend is dat de meest succesvolle Instagram-post van de Tour de France in 2023 een Boost Graphics-clip was, waarin Vingegaard en het Jumbo-team tijdens de tijdrit op 16 augustus te zien waren. Meer dan 4 miljoen keer werd deze clip bekeken. Een waar succes!

The Broadcast Awards ceremony is always a big night for the TV industry and Gravity Media is proud to be a sponsor for the fourth year running.

Held in February, the Awards recognise the best in the UK’s TV from the most entertaining to the most thought-provoking. It’s a night where we take great pleasure in celebrating our clients’ successes, with projects we’ve supported on the shortlist in most of the categories.

We look forward to the annual awards evening and welcoming you to our Gravity Media casino on Wednesday 8th February.

The Rise Awards are returning in 2022 to recognise and celebrate outstanding women working in media tech/services.

This year, the awards are bigger than ever, with 14 categories, including two new ones – Business Operations and Ally of the Year Awards.

It’s free to nominate where entrants can be nominated or can nominate themselves. Submissions are encouraged from across the global broadcast audience including manufacturers, broadcasters and service providers and all genres.

Find out more here where you have until Thursday 18 August to enter for this year’s Rise Awards.

The Awards will be announced at a ceremony hosted on Thursday 10 November at BT Sport in London and streamed online.

Viewers tuned in to watch Australian TV’s night of nights rolled out the red carpet at The Star Casino on the Gold Coast for the 2022 TV Week Logies award ceremony.

Australian of the year Dylan Alcott and ABC presenter Tony Armstrong presented the award for Most Outstanding Sports Coverage, announcing the winner as the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympics Games, Seven Network.

Gravity Media was the facilities and production partner for the Seven Network for this iconic sporting event, watched by over 20 million viewers.

The Gravity Media team were thrilled to hear Lewis Martin, Head of Sport at Channel 7  thank them during the acceptance speech.

Congratulations to everyone involved in this award-winning production!

The Sports Technology Awards, which was started in 2014, evolve each year to reflect the important factors influencing every facet of sports. This year, Gravity Media and Sky are thrilled to have been shortlisted for an award in the “Best Use of Technology by a Broadcaster” category for the use of Gravity Media’s specialist camera HelmetCam during the summer cricket series The Hundred.

In 2021, Gravity Media debuted its new HelmetCam, developed by Globecam™ specialist cameras unit, across grounds in England and Wales during the worldwide feed coverage of The Hundred (Sky Sports & BBC).

The Hundred, cricket’s newest short-form tournament, was created to throw open cricket’s doors to all and show off the game at its thrilling best – so it’s no surprise that digital innovation had to sit at the heart. In partnership with the ECB, Sky Sports’ brief was to explore new ways to deliver innovative broadcast and fan engagement experiences aimed at younger demographics and audiences that were new to the game.

Renowned for creating ground-breaking, high-definition digital miniature live broadcast devices, Gravity Media’s Globecam™ HelmetCam was the perfect solution to capture even more exciting angles and perspectives for the viewers.

Making its UK production launch on Sky Sports Cricket’s The Hundred coverage, HelmetCam delivers a unique HD broadcasting solution, letting audiences at home experience exactly what the batter, fielder, umpire, or wicketkeeper sees during the game. It places the viewer at home at the very centre of all the action and drama, delivering a unique viewing perspective throughout the game. Taking you from the sofa at home to the very centre of all the on-field drama by providing ground-breaking viewing angles across live and replayed pictures.

The device has full HD 1080i/50 resolution, HD-SDI output from the receiver, image stabilisation and is light-weight at only 230g in total.

Greg Littrich, Director of Media Services & Facilities for Gravity Media in Australia commented: “Gravity Media and the Globecam™ team are proud of our long-standing relationship with Sky Sports, in bringing innovative technology to sports broadcasting and the Globecam™ HelmetCam is a great demonstration of this. The Hundred provided the perfect platform for the UK debut of Helmetcam and the unique perspective it gave to the viewers at home brought benefit to the overall production. We look forward to continuing to develop new and innovative technology for sports broadcasting.”

We look forward to the awards ceremony on Thursday 12 May in London.