Dutti Dolly

The idea for the Dutti Dolly came from a need by cinematographer, James Muro ASC. He always liked low shots. And to move quickly. So, I looked at various dollies and realized most of them rest higher on a track. I created the Dutti Dolly not only to rest lower - but also to be much more portable.”

“Jim took it everywhere on Rush Hour 3. Fight scenes at the Eiffel Tower. Running shots. And more. Cinematographer Joaquin Sedillo ASC made a lot of use out of it when he was doing shots in the auditorium on Glee. When the aisles were too narrow or the table too close - he was able to put the dolly in the row behind him - and get the shot.”

- James Saldutti (Dolly Grip and the inventor of the Dutti Dolly)

#BTS shot is Dutti Dolly with an Alexa with a periscope lens.

Dutti Dolly Universal Track Bracket PN 395400-15 (minimum two required)
Bracket Weight: 3lb
Overall Length: 19.25‚
Center to Center Slot Distance: 16, (specific to the dutti dolly)
Adapts to Any Stand: 5/8‚ (baby & junior) stands & flat surfaces (Slider Stands and Low Boy Combos are most common)
Track options: 0.75‚ Round tube or pipe & 0.75‚Äù - 2.25‚Äù square tube (Outside Diameter)
Note: 1.25‚Square Tube is recommended by the manufacturer. Any Home Depot or hardware store carries a wide variety of square, right angle and round aluminum and steel in a variety of sizes and weights. Pricing can range from $3 to $20 per piece.

Features and Benefits

• Machined out of 6061-T6 aluminum.
• Eight 3/8"-16 tapped mounts.
• Mitchell Mount System.
• 1.8" platform height.
• Designed to accept any medium and large format camera systems.