I'm interested in knowing what kind of cameras & sound equipment you used for the film. Also what kind of editing equipment you would recommend for cutting this kind of documentary? Thanks in advance!

To the film crew:

Is there a certain technique used to make a film which has a documentary feel but without having too much camera movement? I love the style, but far too often a film (ala Blair Witch) which uses a lot of hand-held cameras -can give the viewer motion sickness. Watching the preview of "Dropping In" didn't make me feel ill..which is very rare for me.

Is there a way to keep the camera relatively still in this style, without losing the documentary feeling?

Thanks!

(Great movie, by the way...absolutely loved it=)