Page 2 - Firstad News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Great to examine the dummy rounds and blanks, but won't take the gun from the armorer and hand it to the actor. it's absolutely unheard of in hollywood and entertainment. alec did say there's occasions he hands off to the first a.d., the armorer should be there and be there to arrange the blocking, show him where to point the gun, make sure there's no people where that is, remind him to keep finger off the trigger until he's ready to fire. and why were there dummy rounds in the gun in blocking rehearsal? should have been empty or a rubber gun. >> in the interview, not just from alec but in the...

Dp, director, key grip sometimes, definitely healthy actors. they're going to all check this weapon and make sure it's safe. depending on your relationship you have with the crew, it could be one, it could be all, but it's at least two. that's just before it even gets handed off. >> sean: it just seems like too many instances on the set. we don't have a lot of time but what of the legal -- what are the legal challenges that everybody there might face and alec baldwin himself. i don't think it purposely set out to kill this woman and i don't even like the guy but i'm just being honest, and i be...

Manslaughter charge. you know, brian, let me ask you, what is the proper handling of a firearm on a set like this and how did of live round get in that gun? >> there are so many levels of safety protocols before it even gets to an actor. you start off with the weapon has been cleared before it's even put into the safe, which is usually on the props truck. it's moved from the safe to the armorers car depending on how many guns being used that day. it's cleared again. it's been moved onto the set, generally locked in a cart onset waiting for the scene to be filmed. at that point in time it's che...

Producers he requested at minimum two tech tigss to assist him if he took the job, and the producer said they wanted one person to serve as assistant prop master and armorer. and he says that there were massive red flags raised in his conversations. he turned down the job on that. does that raise red flags for you? >> usually you have a minimum of two armorers in the uk. why? one stays to look after all the live weapons and the equipment, and then on set working directly with the actor and first a.d. something like this, an 1880s, you definitely have two people there. can you do it with one pe...

You know, brian, let me ask you what is the proper handling of a firearm on a set like this and how did of live round get in that gun? >> there are so many levels of safety protocols before it even gets to an actor. you start off with the weapon has been cleared before it's even put into the safe, which is usually on the props truck. it's moved from the safe to the armorers car depending on how many guns being used that day. it's cleared again. it's been moved onto the set generally locked in a cart onset waiting for the scene to be filmed. at that point in time it's checked for the third time...