Background

In 2022, we had the opportunity to work for MTJibs/Agito LA, on the Emmys 2022 show. Our role was to set up and operate the AGITO Dolly system for the show. The AGITO Dolly is a robotic dolly system that allows for smooth camera movements during live events.

Problem

The main challenge we faced was ensuring that the AGITO Dolly system was set up correctly and in working condition for the show. We had to make sure that all the components were properly connected and calibrated to ensure smooth camera movements during live broadcasts. Additionally, we had to ensure that we were able to operate the system seamlessly during the show.

Solution

To address these challenges, we conducted several tests before the show to ensure that all components of the AGITO Dolly system were properly connected and calibrated. We also made sure that we had backup systems in place in case of any technical issues during the show.

During the show, we operated the AGITO Dolly system with precision and accuracy, ensuring smooth camera movements throughout. We also made sure to communicate effectively with other members of our team to coordinate camera movements and ensure a seamless broadcast.

Impact

Smooth camera movements throughout broadcast
Positive feedback from production team and viewers
X% increase in social media engagement compared to previous year's Emmys broadcast
X% increase in viewership compared to previous year's Emmys broadcast

Team

John Perry- Robotic dolly owner
- Oversaw setup and calibration of AGITO Dolly system
- Maintained communication with production team to ensure seamless broadcast
Cody alderman - Dolly Operator
- Operated AGITO Dolly system with precision and accuracy during the show
- Maintained communication with other members of team to coordinate camera movements
James Oharea - Technical Support
- Provided technical support during setup and operation of shotover G1 gimbal system
- Maintained backup systems in case of any technical issues during the show

AGITO Dolly System Expert