Anonymous wrote:Now I actually do wonder if it was tampered with, and would they be able to catch that person.
Someone disgruntled in the workplace.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
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Is this a guess, conjecture??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
This investigation just went in a whole new direction.
I'm predicting deliberate sabotage by some local gun-nut they hired for the crew who doesn't like Alec Baldwin.
But no Union weapons manager to control firearms?
Probably was a non-union shoot for below-the-line crew. Non-union shoots are incredibly common.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The email from the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 44, seen by Indie Wire, called the incident an "accidental weapons discharge."
"A live single round was accidentally fired on set by the principal actor, hitting both the Director of Photography, Local 600 member Halyna Hutchins, and Director Joel Souza," the email said. "Local 44 has confirmed that the Props, Set Decoration, Special Effects, and Construction Departments were staffed by New Mexico crew members. There were no Local 44 members on the call sheet."
https://www.insider.com/alec-baldwin-prop-gun-contained-live-round-union-says-2021-10
So the weapons/prop manager was not a union member? Any posters know if there is more than one union for props managers?
So was there any props manager on set? That union is clearly stating no one from their union was on set. Can anyone decode this for me? Maybe an inexperienced non-union weapons manager on set?
Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
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Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
This investigation just went in a whole new direction.
I'm predicting deliberate sabotage by some local gun-nut they hired for the crew who doesn't like Alec Baldwin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
This investigation just went in a whole new direction.
I'm predicting deliberate sabotage by some local gun-nut they hired for the crew who doesn't like Alec Baldwin.
But no Union weapons manager to control firearms?
Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
This investigation just went in a whole new direction.
I'm predicting deliberate sabotage by some local gun-nut they hired for the crew who doesn't like Alec Baldwin.
Anonymous wrote:Someone on the New Mexico crew handed A.B. a non-prop gun with a live round. That is some absolute insanity.
This investigation just went in a whole new direction.
I'm predicting deliberate sabotage by some local gun-nut they hired for the crew who doesn't like Alec Baldwin.
thisAnonymous wrote:I don’t like Alec Baldwin, but I feel for him right now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The email from the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 44, seen by Indie Wire, called the incident an "accidental weapons discharge."
"A live single round was accidentally fired on set by the principal actor, hitting both the Director of Photography, Local 600 member Halyna Hutchins, and Director Joel Souza," the email said. "Local 44 has confirmed that the Props, Set Decoration, Special Effects, and Construction Departments were staffed by New Mexico crew members. There were no Local 44 members on the call sheet."
https://www.insider.com/alec-baldwin-prop-gun-contained-live-round-union-says-2021-10
So the weapons/prop manager was not a union member? Any posters know if there is more than one union for props managers?