Gatherings

Past Conferences

Look back on every frame:work conference and the insights shared.

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A conference for pixel makers

Pixel makers are the people who put images into physical space: the media server programmers, screens producers, content designers, and systems engineers behind live events, installations, and virtual production. Our conferences gather them in one room to talk shop, share practice, and show how the work gets done.

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frame:work:nyc

frame:work:nyc 2025 filled NYU's Tandon School of Engineering in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, November 6–9, backed by 25 sponsors. We ran three tracks, our first workshop day, and a first Sunday brainstorm over brunch. Between it all: Navy Yard studio tours, a livestream, and electronic badges built by Michael Kohler and Andy Babin.

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frame:work:losangeles

frame:work:losangeles 2023 brought the community to Hollywood, August 4–5, hosted at XR Studios on two beautiful volume stages with an incredible crew that took care of us. Two days of programming, backed by 19 sponsors, ran in the room and on the livestream, with conversations spanning live performance to virtual worlds.

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frame:work:london

frame:work:london 2022 was our first conference, held at CodeNode in central London, November 3–4, and produced with the crew at Bild Studios. Backed by 17 sponsors, two days of presentations and sponsor demos proved this community would show up in person. Everything frame:work has built since launched from that room.

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frame:work

frame:work launched online in 2020, when the pandemic's pause brought out the makers usually too busy to present. Three events built a catalog of talks, still shared on our YouTube channel, and the inspiration for a professional society. Our streaming volunteer pros, Kirsten Hovland and Chris Russo, made our online events possible.

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The best frame:work talks started as notes someone took mid-project. When you've shaped yours into a presentation idea with a title and a description, we want to read it: hello@framework.video.

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