because of its size, allows us to shoot fast. Also, because you're not dealing with film reels you can afford extremely long takes and don't have to worry about roll-outs. So you can do super long tracking shots with a C300; on film the longest you get is about eleven minutes. That kind of thing is really cool, and just the speed at which you can start shooting. If we were to shoot this project on film, the amount of time it would take, I don't know, 60 days... the camera just allows us to move really, really fast. And the lightness of the camera allows us to go for handheld much more easily. Are you shooting with two cameras? We're doing both: sometimes two cameras and sometimes second unit going out and nabbing other stuff. Sometimes we have the two cameras side by side with two different lenses so we're, like, okay, let's use these old Russian anamorphic lenses for this shot and then right away, let's switch to the macro lens. The macro lens will be on a different camera so we don't have to wait to switch lenses. Having two cameras allows us to shoot faster, it allows us to shoot more and get more coverage quickly and it also allows us to go out and have a second unit to shoot. Can you tell me more about the anamorphic lenses you're using? Lyn: Yes. In addition to the Canon lenses, we're using the Lomo roundfront anamorphics.