[Lurkinanloomin]

Why was he pointing the gun at the cinematographer?

[SaxxonWoods]

“Why was he pointing the gun at the cinematographer?”

He should be asked that question. That is a negligent and dangerous action even with a completely unloaded gun. There was no reason to point the gun toward people at all.

[gov_bean_ counter]

“ Why was he pointing the gun at the cinematographer?”

Probably assing around…

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

There are rumors out there that he rummaged through their trailers after the “accident”...but can’t find where that originated.

[Cobra64]

Because most people have never been trained and their testosterone makes them an expert. To their dismay, here is an unexpected discharge and something ends up with a hole in it. I’m an NRA pistol instructor and the crazy shi’ite I see is unbelievable.

“It’s not loaded…”

BANG

“Sorry”

[proud American in Canada]

He was told where to put the gun by the script.

Sadly the cinematographer got in the way.

The man was in shock and sobbing after it happened and probably had no real knowledge of guns.

I can’t believe people here are so hard on him. No, most people here don’t like his politics, but he is a human being who will have to live with this the rest of his life.

[George from New England]

“Why was he pointing the gun at the cinematographer?”

Well how many times does the ‘scene’ have the round coming right at it, the viewpoint aka camera? You gotta point the gun at the camera and she was operating it. Duh.

[eccentric]

Was it a scene where he was to be shooting at the viewer? To get the victim’s Eye View?