Alec Baldwin’s prop gun kills the cinematographer

Alec Baldwin was photographed sobbing and slumped over with sadness after accidentally killing the cinematography filmmaker and wounding the filmmaker on the location of “Rust”. When the bullet ricocheted off about 1.50 p.m., killing old cinematography director Halyna Hutchins and injuring 48-year-old writer-director Joel Souza.

The sheriff in Santa Fe claimed in a release that Joel Souza and Halyna Hutchins were killed when a prop gun was fired by Alec Baldwin. Hutchins was rushed to the hospital by chopper but passed away of her injuries, whereas Souza, was evacuated by emergency and is being treated.

He issued comments and responded to their inquiries. He willingly entered the building and exited after completing his questions. There have been no complaints brought and no arrests were made.” The Santa Fe New Mexican released photos of a distressed Baldwin shot in the format’s parking garage after the incident, claiming they were taken there.

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According to the sources, after being interrogated by detectives, the star was observed in tears by a journalist.
In one shot, a man appears to be bent over, which is thought to be Baldwin. According to a company representative, the “death” entailed the malfunctioning of a prop gun filled with empties.

Today’s loss has saddened the whole crew and cast, and we express our heartfelt sympathies to Halyna’s family and friends, the spokesman confirmed. “We’ve put the movie on hold for an undisclosed amount of time and are completely working with the Santa Fe Police Agency’s inquiry,” says the statement.

As per her webpage, Hutchins, who is located in Los Angeles, was named one of American Cinematographers’ Young Talents of 2019. She was born in Ukraine and raised on a Soviet military installation near the Arctic Circle, according to the webpage. The filming did take place at the Bonanza Creek Ranch, a prominent filming location for Hollywood directors near Santa Fe. Although most movie sets have strict guidelines regarding the usage of prop firearms, mishaps sometimes occur.