◗ 5-Star Service Henckels (Edward Norton, at center in top photo) leads the manhunt after Gustave and his allies break out of prison. 36 March 2014 American Cinematographer days redressing the location for the transition to the resplendent Grand Budapest of the 1930s. The lobby's drop ceiling was taken out to reveal an additional three floors (cheated to six in the film), chandeliers and an enormous stained-glass skylight. For day interiors in the lobby, Yeoman placed 20 4K HMIs on the department-store roof and used frames of stretched muslin to bounce them through the skylight. "The downside of working in Germany in winter is that it's light at 8 a.m. and dark at 4 p.m.," he explains. "By creating our own daylight, we were able to shoot as long as we wanted." Daylight was supplemented throughout the lobby with warm practicals. "We liked the tungsten contrast with the cool daylight," says the cinematographer. "Whenever possible, we wanted to work only with the artificial