Feature Video: The point of the trip was to interview John Hutchison -- to get a unique perspective on the man behind the effect, as well as to get some great photos of the environment that he lives, works, and plays in. We came away with over 2.5 hours of footage, in which we speak with John about where his research has been in the past, and where it's going for the future! Click here

The DVD also includes rare footage of the classic Hutchison-Effect, including levitation and Antigravity effects, the jellification of metals such as aluminum, steel, and brass, as well as the profound effects of the Hutchison-Effect on a variety of materials including metals, plastics, liquids, solvents, and common household items.

Bonus Footage: The Hutchison DVD-Rom has been updated for 2007 with new experimental footage of John's lab, and rare glimpse of the effect recreated in 2006 - documented by researcher Harold Berndt for the first time in over 10 years!

Audio Interviews: We've digitally-reprocessed over 2.5 hours of audio interviews from 2004, including a joint interview with John Hutchison and Ted Gagnon on the subject of resonant frequencies, homeopathy, and Gagnon's plan to control the Hutchison Effect through the use of Bearden's Quantum Potential Envelope technology.

Photography: This DVD contains over 950 photographs, detailing every aspect of our interview experience with John Hutchison. Our goal was to capture his research in a more in-depth manner than anybody had previously attempted, and we achieved this by focusing on the people and their interactions. These photos are all in jpeg format, and include John's laboratory, equipment, and lots of people shots to put you into the interview unlike anything that's come before!

Over 150 of our photos are high-res closeup shots of the famous metal-samples, and include shots of aluminum, steel, and brass samples that have been changed by the Hutchison-Effect. If you've seen these on TV and wanted a closer look, then these are just what you've been looking for!

DVD Format: All video footage shot in Windows Media 10 format, 620x480 resolution at 30fps frame rate. DVD-Rom format requires a DVD-compatible PC drive, not for standalone players. Windows Media player is required - Mac users can download it here. Proceeds help support American Antigravity, a 501c[3] non-profit educational foundation.