PAL cameras and post equipment are also pricey and hard to find. In some ways, PAL can actually limit your options for broadcast. That is not to say that we want to discourage you if you are deadset on shooting on PAL by any means - just that there are some important points to consider. As for motion problems, there are several companies that offer services pertaining to converting 60 fields NTSC interlaced video to 24 progressive frames. It's not a good idea.
Many companies use pixel interpolation software that brings a slight softening process anyway.
Instead of looking at the brand name, you should consider the features you need. Here are some features to consider when selecting the camera. The Panasonic PVDV100 is cheap, easy to use and very good quality for the debutant. This FAQ is produced and maintained by FilmXperts, a group of international film professionals.