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re: Alex Baldwin likely to face charges in shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins
Posted on 9/26/22 at 5:46 pm to stout
Posted on 9/26/22 at 5:46 pm to stout
It was a replica with dummy rounds and apparently a lead bullet.
For a rehearsal it should have been a rubber dummy.
After reading up a bit .. it seems there is an email trail between production and the armorer. They were asking her to do two jobs. Baldwin and the other producers will pay dearly for this low cost approach.
For a rehearsal it should have been a rubber dummy.
After reading up a bit .. it seems there is an email trail between production and the armorer. They were asking her to do two jobs. Baldwin and the other producers will pay dearly for this low cost approach.
Posted on 9/26/22 at 5:50 pm to JW
quote:No, it was a real handgun that was used to shoot earlier.
It was a replica with dummy rounds and apparently a lead bullet.
And, you clearly know nothing about firearms.
I can buy and shoot lead ammo if I want.
That isn’t abnormal.
quote:He should have checked the firearm before he pointed it at another human.
For a rehearsal it should have been a rubber dummy.
Posted on 9/26/22 at 5:55 pm to JW
quote:
It was a replica
A replica is still a real gun. It's just what it says it is...a replica of a gun not produced anymore. It still functions.
You keep saying it was a fake gun and it wasn't
Posted on 9/26/22 at 6:27 pm to JW
certainly not hero worship on my end. I work with bigger (and nicer) actors/directors regularly.
to be clear:
- it is NOT the Actor's responsibility to physically clear a weapon. That is a liability issue in its own right ... this is done in front of the actor and 1st AD by a trained, licensed armorer when using real guns.
- a dummy prop should have been used during rehearsal
- the producers in this case will get the blame including Baldwin for lack of production control and questionable money saving tactics.
- all on set safety rules are generated by union and studio guidelines regardless of what state you are working in. Criminal laws of course relative to where you are filming.
to be clear:
- it is NOT the Actor's responsibility to physically clear a weapon. That is a liability issue in its own right ... this is done in front of the actor and 1st AD by a trained, licensed armorer when using real guns.
- a dummy prop should have been used during rehearsal
- the producers in this case will get the blame including Baldwin for lack of production control and questionable money saving tactics.
- all on set safety rules are generated by union and studio guidelines regardless of what state you are working in. Criminal laws of course relative to where you are filming.
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