The ARRICAM ST is ARRI's studio 35mm film camera — used for narrative features and commercials where film capture is the spec. The 1000-foot magazine is the long-run option, used most often on continuous-take scenes where reloading mid-shot isn't practical. A single-mag case is the right form factor for a B-camera mag or a backup reload mag.
The CNC-cut foam interior cradles the 1000ft mag in shipping orientation with cutouts profiled for the take-up reel hub, the feed-side cover, and the ARRICAM ST mount interface. The foam absorbs compressive impact from cargo stacking — important because film mags carry loaded film stock that can't tolerate impact damage.
Shell is ATA 300 Category 1 with recessed ball-corner latches, pressure-equalization valve (critical for loaded film magazines crossing altitude), and a soft-grip carry handle.
Built in our North Hollywood workshop. Lead time 14–21 business days. For 3-mag or 6-mag variants, or matched cases for ARRICAM LT mags, call 818-767-3030.
Specifications
- SKU:
- 5404-1
- Weight:
- 16.00 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Case Type:
- Custom ATA Shipping Case
- Application:
- cine lens transport
- Made in USA:
- Yes
- Industry:
- Film, Television, Broadcast, Rental
- Gear:
- Accessory / Other
- Fits Manufacturer:
- ARRI
- Protection Rating:
- ATA 300 Category I
Will this fit my setup?
Tell us what you’re protecting and everything that travels with it. We check it against this build’s foam layout and reply with either a confirmation or the change we’d make. No obligation, and it goes to the people who cut the foam.
Got it — we’re checking your package.
We have your configuration and the exact build you were looking at. You’ll hear back with a fit confirmation or the modification we’d recommend.
My setup is different
Different body, extra accessories, an accessory that has to stay mounted, or dimensions that don’t exist yet. We modify an existing design or engineer a new one.
I need several
Repeatable foam layouts, consistent hardware, replacement foam and reorders against the same drawing. Standard practice for rental houses and studio fleets.
