Shooting a French miniseries about the Notre-Dame de Paris fire, cinematographer Jean-Max Bernard used ARRI Signature Primes, the ALEXA Mini LF, and SkyPanel lights to enhance the firefighters’ epic.

At this year’s EnergaCamerimage, ARRI showcased tools and sponsored various educational and social offerings. ARRI cameras and lenses were also behind the top award-winning films, including the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Frog.

As one of the first UK productions, the music video “Breathe” was captured with the ALEXA 35 along with ARRI Orbiter and SkyPanel lights. Director Adam Young and DP Jamie Haigherty from Paper Sky Films talked to us about their experiences with the latest ARRI technology.

Shot with the ALEXA Mini LF, Signature Primes, and ARRI lights, Netflix’s feature film “Robbing Mussolini” is structured into four aesthetic worlds. ARRI talked to DP Gian Filippo Corticelli about his experiences on set in Italy and colorist Andrea Baracca about the finishing touches of the film. 

Using ARRI Signature Prime lenses along with ARRI SkyPanel, Orbiter, and ARRIMAX lights, cinematographer Italo Petriccione captured “The Return of Casanova,” a story with changing time periods and color designs. 

For ARRI’s contributions to the industry, the company received the Philo T. Farnsworth Corporate Achievement Award at the 74th Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy® Awards.