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The production company behind the movie said in a statement that the incident, which is being considered an accident, involved the misfire of a prop gun with blanks."A-10" redirects here.
Local authorities are investigating how and what kind of projectile was discharged.
Production on the film has been suspended indefinitely. Baldwin on Friday expressed “shock and sadness” over the incident in which the gun he was handling misfired, killing Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza.īaldwin is cooperating in the investigation by Santa Fe officials. The change comes a day after director of photography Halyna Hutchins, 42, died after being injured on the set of Western Rust when a gun was discharged by star-producer Alec Baldwin. As Emmy-winning VFX artist Nick Sinnott ( What Lies West) noted on Twitter late Thursday, adding muzzle flashes in post is “as good as the real deal” and “the easiest thing” to add - especially considering “video can’t even capture them correctly. Hawley notes that The Rookie had used a mix of guns with mostly quarter loads or Airsoft guns with CGI muzzle flashes added in postproduction. They’re often used on film and TV sets because they look almost identical to other guns. Any risk is too much risk.”Īirsoft guns are effectively BB guns that use a plastic pellet instead of a metal BB. The safety of our cast and crew is too important. “There will be no more ‘live’ weapons on the show. “As of today, it is now policy on The Rookie that all gunfire on set will be with Air Soft guns with CG muzzle flashes added in post,” Hawley wrote in the memo (read it in full, below). 'Rust' Budget: Star, Producer and Armorer Fees Revealed The series has, over the past two seasons, primarily used CGI to portray muzzle flashes but occasionally used “live” weapons on “big, outside set pieces.” That policy ended Friday as Hawley sent a memo to staff, exclusively obtained by THR, outlining the changes designed to improve the safety on the set of the Entertainment One and ABC Signature series. Sources say showrunner Alexi Hawley informed ABC executives that production would no longer be using quarter or half loads while filming the Nathan Fillion-led drama. ABC cop drama The Rookie is banning “live” weapons on its set, effective immediately, following the fatal shooting on the set of Alec Baldwin’s Rust.
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