Dana Dolly Universal Rental Kit
Portable skateboard-style camera dolly designed for quick 4'–8' dolly moves with minimal setup. The Dana Dolly is the most-rented item in professional grip inventory—trusted by indie filmmakers, commercial productions, documentaries, and multi-camera events for smooth, vibration-free camera movement without the complexity of full dolly rigs.
Key Features:
16 precision-machined wheels (1/1000th inch tolerance) – Eliminates vibration and bumps; wheels maintain perfect contact with track
Soft polyurethane wheels with ABEC-7 precision bearings – Near-silent operation, smooth glide
Machined aluminum Mitchell base – Compatible with all standard cinema camera heads and adapters
Aluminum construction – Lightweight yet rigid; black industrial finish minimizes on-camera reflection
Floating truck design – Wheels pivot and float for use on curved track; handles heavy camera packages (up to 100 lbs)
Simple setup – No tools required; mounts on junior stands (combo stands with 1 1/8" receivers), baby stands (5/8" baby pins), apple boxes, or ground
Flexible track options – Works with 1.25" O.D. pipe (aluminum, stainless steel, Schedule 80 recommended); accept standard speedrail or homecenter conduit
USA-made design – Created by experienced key grip with 20+ years in production
Universal Kit Includes:
Dolly platform with Mitchell mount base
2× Universal-style track ends
Center support for heavy packages or longer track runs
75mm ball adapter (for compact heads)
100mm ball adapter (standard cinema heads)
150mm ball adapter (larger heads)
T-Tool with 3/8", 1/2", 9/16" sockets
Monitor mount with small ball head adapter
Custom wheeled SKB case with folding handle (perfect for transport)
Compatible With:
Cinema camera heads (RED, ARRI, Blackmagic, Sony, Canon, etc.)
Standard Mitchell mount adapters
Junior stands, baby stands, or apple boxes
4'–10' track runs
Lightweight to mid-weight camera packages (up to 100 lbs)
Typical Use Cases:
Narrative and commercial productions
Documentary and interview work
Music videos and branded content
Small multi-camera setups
Travel/location shoots (compact transport)
B-cam movement for indie features
Real estate and product videos