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A long thread from a movie set armorer on set safety when guns are involved in a scene -- (link)

Posted by TWuG Oct 23 '21, 07:09

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https://twitter.com/sl_huang/status/1451797888158375937?t=WtheuP9lGZncDqUnZumTBQ&s=19 (twitter.com)

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Very good read, organizing what I already knew and/or hoped for. (NM) - Marlowe Oct 23, 08:10
Another thread discussing using blanks versus using CGI -- (link) - TWuG Oct 23, 07:46
this is why I can't with the "Alec should have checked!" people. What sort of crazy system would you design that depends on - Reagen Oct 23, 07:33 7
- It’s an utterly ridiculous proposition. -- nm - znufrii Oct 23, 08:19
- Still, again, an old pro like him should not point the gun at anybody. (NM) - Marlowe Oct 23, 08:13 4
  - Thoughts are he was aiming at the camera to get the perspective of someone being shot at. -- nm - zunk xometimes Oct 23, 08:21
  - unless that is what they were doing which is what some suppose. Pointing at the camera and they were behind it -- nm - Beaker Oct 23, 08:20 2
    - That still is pointing it at someone. (NM) - Marlowe Oct 23, 08:28 1
      - And still should have involved perspex or lexan between gun and camera. -- nm - TWuG Oct 23, 08:42
- I think those folks are the wingnuts who claim to support gun rights but don't know how to handle firearms. - ReluctantCynic Oct 23, 07:49

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