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And so he is in shock, he has a 9-year-old son. you know, we are in constant contact with him, as we're very worried about his family and his kid. and as i said, we're eagerly awaiting what the sheriff's department tells us what the investigation has yielded. what else do you have? >> would you ever work on another film set that involves firearms of that nature? >> i couldn't answer that question. i really don't have -- i have no sense of it. i do know that in an ongoing effort to limit the use of firearms on film sets is something i'm extremely interested in. but remember, something that i th...

"I keep asking myself how something as terrible as this could have happened," actress Lisa Gorlitsky, who's appeared on "Law and Order," told Insider.

"Some studios push back about the cost a professional armorer," a film and TV armorer told Insider. "But an armorer isn't a luxury; it's a necessity."

By the sheriff yesterday, law enforcement is already starting from a baseline of there were mistakes made. to get to the level of criminal negligence, that's another big step. they're not going to go there until all the facts are back including from quantico. >> are you telling me sets across america that it's normal for guns to be pointed at people. that's not what i am reading. >> sometimes there are real guns onset, it's more dangerous, it's more of a no-no to have any live ammunition onset. movie set and tv sets do use real firearms, they just make sure if they are blanks or dummies on the...

Warning signs on "rust" even before the job began. >> i turned the job opportunity down because i felt it was completely unsafe. >> reporter: zarovski says one big red flag is that producers took two distinct and challenging jobs, assistant prop master and armorer, and combined them into one. >> i impressed upon them that there were great concerns about that and they really didn't really respond to my concerns about that. >> reporter: hutchins' death has fueled an outcry for improved safety on film and tv sets. an industry in mourning and seeking answers for what went wrong. after the tragedy ...