Matthews Dutti Dolly

The Dutti Dolly is a rectangular CNC'd aluminum plate with a built in Mitchell mount, measuring just 20" x 24", which rolls extremely low to the ground at just under 2" in height. The dolly is simple, as it rides on 8 inline skate wheels, which mount in pairs to the 1/2" thick aluminum plate. 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, the Dutty Dolli was created 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)Dolly Grip, James Saldutti, also referred to as 'Dutti' in the Hollywood community began developing this dolly nearly 15 years ago. Since then, the dolly has become a necessary tool while being used on hundreds of feature films, television shows, and commercials to achieve hundreds of different shots, stunts, gags, and on occasion, some lite skateboarding in between takes.