Record-breaking coverage at Championship Game

With a total of 12 broadcast cameras plus additional technology for the first ever Halftime Show, the ELF Championship Game 2025 featured the most extensive coverage in league history.

Particularly noteworthy are the three additional premium cameras provided by renowned film technology company ARRI and the Birds-Cam, which was used for the first time and made possible in cooperation with ProSiebenSat.1. These four cameras especially created additional, innovative perspectives and brought viewers closer than ever before to the action in an ELF Championship Game. 

Outstanding camera setup

- Touchdown Camera: A dedicated camera capturing the decisive moments at the end zone with spectacular close-up shots

- 3x Super-Slomo Cameras: Equipped with powerful lenses and extreme zoom capabilities, these cameras delivered dramatic close-up replays from up to 50 yards away, positioned at low and high behind-the-goal angles

- 3x ARRI Cameras: These premium cameras were used for reverse angle coverage (midfield, opposite side, high) as well as low and high behind-the-goal perspectives

- 3x Main Play Cameras: Positioned at midfield and at the 20-yard lines left and right, these cameras were calibrated with advanced graphics to provide precise visuals of plays and formations

- Beauty Camera: A chip camera mounted under the stadium roof delivered sweeping panoramic shots and stadium-wide views

- Birds Cam: The "flying" camera provided dynamic aerial perspectives and fluid movements across the field

Halftime Show production

The Halftime Show presented by Wellcard featured an expanded setup, including:

- 3 fixed cameras on stage to capture artists and performances from multiple angles
- 2 massive LED walls that turned the arena into a spectacular live show stage

Largest coverage in league history

With this comprehensive camera lineup, the league set a new benchmark for ELF Championship Game broadcasting. Never before had ELF fans and viewers been treated to such immersive and multi-angled coverage, bringing them closer to the action and the atmosphere than ever before.