It's all about the Wolf Pack today. The Twilight Saga: New Moon wolves, that is. Check out the clip above for a peek at newly released footage from the movie.

Alex Meraz, who plays hot-tempered Paul, was interviewed by Vanity Fair and shared some insight on the filming, the tough stunts, and being "trained' do deal with all of the press.

VF: What was your favorite scene to shoot?

AM: The cliff diving scene was the most fun because the whole Wolf Pack was there and we were jumping off these 50-foot scaffolding things onto an air mattress. It was pretty exciting to be able to do our own stunts.

VF: You didn't have stunt doubles at all?

AM: No! we wanted to do our own stuff. We were fine, and it was really fun.

Alex even had to attend P.R. classes to get him ready for all of the upcoming craziness that will come with promoting the movie!

VF: What is it like now having all of this crazy press attention?

AM: I've been doing a lot more interviews. I was a little more intimidated by it all about four months ago when I finished wrapping New Moon, but I've been doing smaller interviews and going to red-carpet premieres and things like that. I've gotten used to it; I call it my new "norm." But a few months ago I was pretty terrified. It was shocking to me. Now it's part of what I have to do. This franchise demands it. I had to do classes—P.R. classes—just recently. That kind of strengthened all that! I just try to have fun and be myself.

Alex really appreciates the Twilight Saga fans.

VF: Has much changed since you've started filming the Twilight movies?
AM: Well, I've got a lot more family members now! [Laughs] I don't know, people say after the movie opens things are really going to change. I'm getting a lot of meetings with really great directors and producers—people I really admire. It's a really good gig to have. The fans are amazing. They're really the ones that are changing everything for each actor.

What do you think of the clip? I'm impressed with the CGI, I was crossing my fingers that the "horse-sized" wolves would translate well from page to screen. And those wolf boys aren't too shabby, either. 30 more days - but who's counting?

Photos by WENN