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Equipment. often you'll find the camera wrapped to protect damage. that the actor was between the camera and the gunfire, that raises my eyebrow. i don't know exactly what the physical blocking was. my sense is that maybe he was standing in the wrong spot. maybe they had not blocked it out entirely properly when they were firing. >> obviously i'm not an actor and have not been in one of these films that includes blanks or anything. should he be feeling the air, the thud of blanks on him, feel that on his face? >> well, keep in mind, any pyrotechnics or gun going off is a small explosion, so it...

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Three cardinal rules, treat every weapon as if it's loaded and two, keep the muzzle in a safe direction and three, keep your finger off the trigger unless you intend to press it. some people say hold on, this is movie hollyhollywood. a prop gun can turn out to be fa fatal. i spoke to a district attorney that said no new updates. we're waiting to see if there will be charges filed in the case. >> sharon, maybe you can help us out. this is your reporting, you have new reporting about the gun alec baldwin used. >> yes, we learned today and reported exclusively that the gun that alec baldwin used ...

Put a 45-degree mirror, the camera points here, the mirror is here. from the camera's point of view it looks like they are looking down the muzzle, but the gun is pointed a full 90 degrees off camera. the second thing you can do if you don't have a mirror to shoot that with is that you set up your camera, you do what's called a lockoff shot which means the camera is initiated. everyone walks away and then the gun is brought up. the shot is discharged at camera. the gun is then secured and then the crew walks back in and turns the camera off. >> i see, so there's lots of ways to accomplish that...

Out the muzzle of the gun and there should never be any live so-called live rounds. >> so that point, is this -- is it even necessary to have blanks? we've reached to an age where the post-production cgi effects have become so incredible, is it necessary to even use blanks on a set? >> under some situations it would be, but it depends on the effect you're looking for. if you're firing into a, you know, an object that is supposed to disappear from the gas coming out of the pistol or rifle, but, you know, it's something that's -- it's a situation type of thing. it depends on what you're looking ...