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Dec 27, 2021 08:47:56 #
I agree that "the complexity of weapons" on a movie set may compromise the practice of gun safety rules thereon.
But then what else besides these rules can apply to safeguard the movie set environment? In the extreme, we cannot say that entertainers have no responsibility to follow the rules of gun safety.
I maintain that the possibility exists for the strict practice of gun safety rules even on movie sets.
But then what else besides these rules can apply to safeguard the movie set environment? In the extreme, we cannot say that entertainers have no responsibility to follow the rules of gun safety.
I maintain that the possibility exists for the strict practice of gun safety rules even on movie sets.
Drbobcameraguy wrote:
Yes you and I think of gun safety as a non bargina... (show quote)
Dec 27, 2021 08:54:50 #
anotherview wrote:
I agree that "the complexity of weapons" on a movie set may compromise the practice of gun safety rules thereon.
But then what else besides these rules can apply to safeguard the movie set environment? In the extreme, we cannot say that entertainers have no responsibility to follow the rules of gun safety.
I maintain that the possibility exists for the strict practice of gun safety rules even on movie sets.
But then what else besides these rules can apply to safeguard the movie set environment? In the extreme, we cannot say that entertainers have no responsibility to follow the rules of gun safety.
I maintain that the possibility exists for the strict practice of gun safety rules even on movie sets.
I agree fully with safety protocol on the set. I just believe the actor is most likely not the key individual in making sure the weapon is safe. My personal opinion which means nothing is it was either a grudge or a set up that got the woman killed. By who I have no idea. If course that is just a conspiracy theory. Lol
Dec 27, 2021 09:11:31 #
From what I understand of gun safety protocol, each person who receives a gun in his hands must check the status of the gun, whether loaded or unloaded.
Just as a discussion point, I suppose all who handle a gun on a movie set could undergo and pass training in gun safety protocol.
Just as a discussion point, I suppose all who handle a gun on a movie set could undergo and pass training in gun safety protocol.
Drbobcameraguy wrote:
I agree fully with safety protocol on the set. I just believe the actor is most likely not the key individual in making sure the weapon is safe. My personal opinion which means nothing is it was either a grudge or a set up that got the woman killed. By who I have no idea. If course that is just a conspiracy theory. Lol
Dec 27, 2021 10:14:52 #
srg wrote:
It must be nice to be so simple minded. Everything can be boiled down to only one cause or only one person. Too bad solutions to problems are never as simple.
what was simple minded???....He fired the shot without checking gun!!!!
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