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The Screen Actors Guild's written rules on safety in film and television make clear that actors should never point a firearm at anyone. | Entertainment The Screen Actors Guild's written rules on safety in film and television make clear that actors should never point a firearm at anyone.
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Right out the tap, they say planes can kill, treat all firearms as though they are loaded. and that is just pages and pages of rules trying to head off any tragic accidents, like the one we saw yesterday in new mexico. number one, refrain from pointing a firearm at anyone including yourself, if it is absolutely necessary to do so on camera, consult the property master. number two, never place your finger on the trigger until you're ready to shoot, keep your finger alongside the firearm -- nowhere and what your intended target is. and to state the very obvious, clearly something broke down on t...
We saw a picture of someone from the set, saying it's safety day, you see the crew standing around listening to a safety talk. does that happen enough? >> on the sets that i work on, it always happens, every morning the first assistant director will call a safety meeting and the crew of 200 or whatever the case may be will come around and talk about everything from there's a hole in the ground over there, don't trip, to there's going to be live gunfire. anyone that has any concern has a point in the morning to voice concerns or get questions answered or whatever the case may be. and then when ...
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