ARRI Certified Camera Systems
Course length: 5 days, Monday-Friday
Timings: 10:00 to 17:00 with an hour for lunch
Class size: maximum 8 students
Course Fees: Introductory Offer: £1,755 (Original fee: £1,950)

Train on professional cinema camera systems and gain industry-recognised ARRI certification on this intensive hands-on course for aspiring camera department professionals.
Delivered at LFA, an ARRI Certified Film School, this practical programme provides comprehensive training in ARRI camera systems, digital imaging workflows, and professional production practices used across film and high-end television.
You'll learn how to confidently build, configure, operate, and troubleshoot ARRI camera systems while developing a thorough understanding of the complete image pipeline from on-set capture through to post-production.
Combining technical knowledge with real-world production workflows, the course prepares you for entry-level and emerging roles within the camera department.
Whether you're looking to develop specialist camera skills, strengthen your technical knowledge, or gain formal ARRI certification, this course provides the practical experience and industry insight needed to work confidently on professional productions.
This intensive 5-day course combines classroom learning, studio-based training, and practical on-set exercises to provide a complete understanding of professional camera systems and digital workflow management.
Designed in collaboration with ARRI training standards, the course focuses on both technical camera operation and the production workflows used throughout contemporary film and television production.
Throughout the programme, you'll develop the skills required to support productions from camera preparation through to final delivery.
What You’ll Learn:
- Build, configure, and operate professional ARRI camera systems
- Navigate camera menus and system settings efficiently
- Control exposure, dynamic range, and image consistency across productions
- Work confidently with cinema lenses and monitoring systems
- Use LUTs, looks, textures, and metadata effectively
- Select appropriate recording formats, including ARRIRAW and Apple ProRes
- Understand sensor modes, frame rates, codecs, and image quality considerations
- Perform professional data wrangling and backup procedures
- Maintain accurate timecode and metadata workflows
- By the end of the course, you'll understand the technical and operational requirements of modern camera workflows and be able to support productions.
Key Features:
- Hands-on access to professional ARRI cinema camera systems
- Comprehensive camera workflow training
- Studio, classroom, and practical on-set learning
- Training in camera builds, monitoring and metadata
- Exposure control and image consistency techniques
- LUT, texture, and look management
- ARRIRAW and ProRes recording workflows
- Professional media handling and data management training
- Preparation for careers in camera and DIT departments.
Minimum age 18.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS (For international Students)
To access the course content and understand the technical filmmaking terminology used when delivering our courses, all applicants must be able to read, write, speak and understand English to a B2 level on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) scale. The best way to find out your CEFR level is to take a well-designed standardised test. Most common English assessment tests now provide the CEFR equivalency. If you have questions about our English language requirement, please feel free to email the Short Courses team.
VISA REQUIREMENTS
For in depth Visa information please visit our Visa page.
What is the ARRI Certified Camera Systems & Workflow Course?
The ARRI Certified Camera Systems Course is a practical training programme designed to teach filmmakers and camera department professionals how to operate ARRI camera systems and manage professional imaging workflows from acquisition through to post-production delivery.
Do I receive ARRI certification?
Yes. The course is delivered through LFA, an ARRI Certified Film School and follows ARRI-approved training standards. Successful participants will receive recognised certification upon completion.
Who is this course for?
The course is ideal for aspiring camera assistants, camera trainees, DIT trainees, filmmakers, cinematographers, content creators, and anyone looking to develop professional camera system and workflow skills.
Do I need previous camera experience?
Some familiarity with filmmaking or camera operation is beneficial, but the course is designed to support emerging professionals looking to develop specialist technical skills.
Which ARRI camera systems will I train on?
Training is delivered using professional ARRI cinema camera systems. Specific camera models may vary depending on availability and current industry equipment.
Will I learn about ARRIRAW and ProRes recording formats?
Yes. The course covers the practical applications of ARRIRAW, Apple ProRes, recording formats, codecs, sensor modes, and workflow considerations used in professional productions.
What career opportunities can this course support?
The course prepares participants for roles including Camera Trainee, Camera Assistant, Assistant Camera (AC), Data Wrangler, DIT Trainee, Video Assist Operator, and other camera department positions.
Why choose an ARRI Certified Film School?
Studying at an ARRI Certified Film School ensures your training aligns with industry-recognised standards and gives you access to professional equipment, workflows, and expertise trusted throughout the film and television industry.
To apply online please click on the course date below.
-
12 October 2026 - 16 October 2026
Course Fee: £ 1,755
ADD TO BASKET -
30 November 2026 - 04 December 2026
Course Fee: £ 1,755
ADD TO BASKET