Media training workshops
The Wet Tropics Management Authority (WTMA) delivers practical, hands-on media training workshops designed to help Rainforest Aboriginal groups build confidence in digital storytelling, photography, video content and media engagement.
The workshops have supported a range of organisations across the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, helping participants share their stories, projects and connection to Country in engaging and authentic ways.
What the workshop covers
The one-day workshop combines theory with practical activities and can be tailored to suit different experience levels and organisational needs.
Topics include:
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© WTMAUnderstanding media training and digital storytelling
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© WTMACreating engaging content for social media and online platforms
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© WTMAPhotography and video shoot tips and tricks
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© WTMABeing on brand and developing key messages
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© WTMAHow to prepare for and handle a media interview
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© WTMAEquipment basics and best-practice techniques
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© WTMAPractical activities and hands-on content creation
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© WTMA'On the tools’ guided photo and video exercises
Tailored and collaborative
Each workshop is developed in consultation with participating groups to ensure the training reflects their goals, skill levels and communication needs.
Previous workshops have been delivered with ranger teams and Aboriginal corporations across the Wet Tropics region.
The workshops also help organisations build their own library of authentic content for social media, websites, reporting and community engagement.
Why participate?
Participants gain practical skills and confidence to:
- tell their stories more effectively
- capture high-quality photos and videos
- communicate clear and consistent messages
- promote projects, events and achievements
- engage more confidently with media and online audiences.
Interested in a workshop?
To find out more about WTMA’s media training workshops, or to discuss a tailored session for your organisation or group, please contact the Corporate Communications team on media@wtma.qld.gov.au
Last updated: 13 Oct 2026

