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If you've got a big crew and are affecting the public place/have cables all over the place then as I stated you will need a permit, which will require you to have insurance etc. The question was whether it's a requirement, and the answer is no. You're free to photograph/video what you like in...

When Canon released EF lenses back in the 80s, they for a limited time made FD/EF adapters with Canon glass. They're now quite rare, expensive, and to be honest not very good due to the optical element... There's really no good/cheap way to adapt FD for EF, which is why FDs go for so much less...

Not sure about any specific laws in the US, but for the UK, if the filming is in public then as long as you're not creating a 'nuisance' (completely blocking a footpath, running cables members of the public could trip over) then feel free to film away without a permit (obviously keeping in mind...