There's a really cool thing you can do about this, and it's something called a dolly zoom. And this was an effect that I think, at least I've been told, was invented by Alfred Hitchcock. Basically, if you move closer and closer to something, but you widen out the lens at the same time, you'll cause the object and subject in the middle to stay about the same size and to be stationary. But it's going to be very weird, because what's going to happen is that all the stuff from the outside is going to look like it grows. [MUSIC] And in the slides and study guide on. YouTube is a link to the original. And there's also another link put out by somebody who wanted to just demonstrate this effect. And they did it for even a longer time, and you can get to see that. [SOUND]