Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Police found a mix of LIVE AMMUNITION and blanks on set.
I just totally can’t fathom this. I’m speechless.
- member of IATSE 20 years in the business
Are you all that surprised when the head armourer is 24 and never worked professionally before? Honestly she probably didn't even know she SHOULD be securing the set ammunition.
Obviously this is a case of malpratice but I'm curious if she'll be charged with negligent homicide.
That shocks me. When I heard about that, I always assumed that it would be retired military or police instructors.
Her father had 40+ years in film production experience as a weapons expert and armourer. He got her the job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Police found a mix of LIVE AMMUNITION and blanks on set.
I just totally can’t fathom this. I’m speechless.
- member of IATSE 20 years in the business
Are you all that surprised when the head armourer is 24 and never worked professionally before? Honestly she probably didn't even know she SHOULD be securing the set ammunition.
Obviously this is a case of malpratice but I'm curious if she'll be charged with negligent homicide.
That shocks me. When I heard about that, I always assumed that it would be retired military or police instructors.
Anonymous wrote:More bad news from the armourer. She had an actor new to the set firing blanks at a hill the first time they met.
“I’ve got a 6 a.m. call tomorrow to have a big shoot-out. They had me pick my gun … The armorer was like, ‘Do you have gun experience?’ I was like, ‘A little,’” Ackles told the crowd.
“She was like, ‘This is how you load it, check it’s safe. Do you want it hip-drawn or cross-drawn? I’ll just put some blanks in there and just fire a couple of rounds towards the hill.’
“I walk out and she’s like, ‘Just make sure you pull the hammer all the way back and aim at your target,’ I was like ‘All right, I got it.’”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Police found a mix of LIVE AMMUNITION and blanks on set.
I just totally can’t fathom this. I’m speechless.
- member of IATSE 20 years in the business
Are you all that surprised when the head armourer is 24 and never worked professionally before? Honestly she probably didn't even know she SHOULD be securing the set ammunition.
Obviously this is a case of malpratice but I'm curious if she'll be charged with negligent homicide.
Anonymous wrote:
Police found a mix of LIVE AMMUNITION and blanks on set.
I just totally can’t fathom this. I’m speechless.
- member of IATSE 20 years in the business
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:More bad news from the armourer. She had an actor new to the set firing blanks at a hill the first time they met.
“I’ve got a 6 a.m. call tomorrow to have a big shoot-out. They had me pick my gun … The armorer was like, ‘Do you have gun experience?’ I was like, ‘A little,’” Ackles told the crowd.
“She was like, ‘This is how you load it, check it’s safe. Do you want it hip-drawn or cross-drawn? I’ll just put some blanks in there and just fire a couple of rounds towards the hill.’
“I walk out and she’s like, ‘Just make sure you pull the hammer all the way back and aim at your target,’ I was like ‘All right, I got it.’”
I'm still shocked that they use real guns on these sets. I always thought, as liberal as Hollywood is, that they would ban them. Use fake ones if necessary.
They use real explosions, blowing up real planes, cars, buildings, etc. They also use real guns.
Anonymous wrote:
Police found a mix of LIVE AMMUNITION and blanks on set.
I just totally can’t fathom this. I’m speechless.
- member of IATSE 20 years in the business
Anonymous wrote:
Too bad the issues with the A.D. weren't addressed years ago.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/24/entertainment/rust-shooting-assistant-director-halls-complaints/index.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It blows my mind that her husband would have breakfast with AB. I wonder if AB pressured him into it?
Different people need different things when they're grieving. Your criticism of his grief is uncalled for.
Still blows my mind.
May you never experience loss.
I have, unfortunately. And that’s exactly why I am surprised.
It’s really surprising to you that not everyone grieves the exact way you did?
So you would have a meal with the person that accidentally shot your spouse dead? I’ll wait.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:More bad news from the armourer. She had an actor new to the set firing blanks at a hill the first time they met.
“I’ve got a 6 a.m. call tomorrow to have a big shoot-out. They had me pick my gun … The armorer was like, ‘Do you have gun experience?’ I was like, ‘A little,’” Ackles told the crowd.
“She was like, ‘This is how you load it, check it’s safe. Do you want it hip-drawn or cross-drawn? I’ll just put some blanks in there and just fire a couple of rounds towards the hill.’
“I walk out and she’s like, ‘Just make sure you pull the hammer all the way back and aim at your target,’ I was like ‘All right, I got it.’”
I'm still shocked that they use real guns on these sets. I always thought, as liberal as Hollywood is, that they would ban them. Use fake ones if necessary.
Anonymous wrote:More bad news from the armourer. She had an actor new to the set firing blanks at a hill the first time they met.
“I’ve got a 6 a.m. call tomorrow to have a big shoot-out. They had me pick my gun … The armorer was like, ‘Do you have gun experience?’ I was like, ‘A little,’” Ackles told the crowd.
“She was like, ‘This is how you load it, check it’s safe. Do you want it hip-drawn or cross-drawn? I’ll just put some blanks in there and just fire a couple of rounds towards the hill.’
“I walk out and she’s like, ‘Just make sure you pull the hammer all the way back and aim at your target,’ I was like ‘All right, I got it.’”