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Jerry BrownвЂ™s dogma: вЂњNot every problem deserves a law.вЂќД«ut вЂњRustвЂќ showed the need for tighter gun control on movie sets. Quirk-Silva says she subscribes to former Gov. вЂњSometimes we legislators want to immediately fix a problem, but it should start at the negotiating table with union and motion picture representatives,вЂќ she says. SheвЂ™s chairwoman of the Assembly arts and entertainment committee. HeвЂ™d like them to be enforced by the state labor commissioner under the occupational safety and health act.ДЄssemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Fullerton) isnвЂ™t convinced the state needs to intervene. The lawmaker doesnвЂ™t want to add his bans on workable guns and live ammo to the penal code. The sound and visual blasts can be dubbed in by technology.Д¬ortese calls the industryвЂ™s gun safety guidelines вЂњa paper tigerвЂќ because, as вЂњRustвЂќ proved, they can too easily be ignored. вЂњIf they need a guy shooting a firearm, they need to go to a firing range.вЂќДЄ longtime film crew member, who didnвЂ™t want to be identified criticizing her industry, told me thereвЂ™s no reason these days to even have blank ammo in moviemaking.

вЂњReal guns shouldnвЂ™t be used as props anymore,вЂќ Cortese continued. вЂњPeople say, вЂWhatвЂ™s wrong with blanks?вЂ™ If a firearm can shoot a blank, it can shoot a bullet,вЂќ he says.ДЄnyway, blanks have killed on movie sets. You canвЂ™t be sloppy with firearms and you canвЂ™t take chances.вЂќД¬orteseвЂ™s bill would ban from film sets all guns with firing pins.

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It was a series of five or six mistakes,вЂќ the lawmaker says. There have been other accidental gunshot deaths on film sets in recent years.Д¬ortese disputes BaldwinвЂ™s characterization. 21 tragedy, he described it as a вЂњone-in-a-trillion episode.вЂќ When paparazzi tracked down Baldwin days after the Oct. There were gripes among вЂњRustвЂќ crew members about workersвЂ™ safety.

вЂњOur entertainment industry must do a better job of ensuring safe working conditions for crews.вЂќ вЂњThose working behind the scenes to entertain and bring joy to millions all over the world shouldnвЂ™t go to a set worrying if they will return home safely to their family,вЂќ he said in a statement. Dave Cortese (D-San Jose), chairman of the Senate Labor Committee, has announced heвЂ™ll push legislation to ban not only live ammunition but workable guns from film sets in California. There was no such occasion on the set of вЂњRust.вЂќ And no one has publicly explained how live ammo wound up in BaldwinвЂ™s revolver, or among the roughly 500 rounds of blanks and dummy shells seized by investigators. It reads, вЂњthere may be a very rare occasion when вЂLIVE AMMUNITIONвЂ™ must be used to obtain an effect.вЂќ It lists several safety criteria. Know where and what your intended target is.вЂќД«ut вЂњSafety Bulletin #2вЂќ does allow for the possible use of real bullets.

NEVER place your finger on the trigger until youвЂ™re ready to shootвЂ¦. The bulletin, prepared by a labor-management committee, includes a list of 19 rules, including: вЂњRefrain from pointing a firearm at anyone, including yourselfвЂ¦. вЂLIVE AMMUNITIONвЂ™ IS NEVER TO BE USED NOR BROUGHT ONTO ANY STUDIO LOT OR STAGE.вЂќ TREAT ALL FIREARMS AS THOUGH THEY ARE LOADED. The first paragraph of the industryвЂ™s вЂњSafety Bulletin #1вЂќ reads in capital letters: The actor-producer and crew members not only ignored universally recognized and practiced gun safety rules, they also violated the film industryвЂ™s own strong guidelines. The lead bullet killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, 42, penetrating through her and wounding director Joel Souza, 48.Д«aldwin apparently had not checked the revolverвЂ™s chamber himself, and neither had the assistant director who handed it to him. 45 revolver that heвЂ™d been told was вЂњcoldвЂќ - unloaded - and fired. He pulled from his holster a loaded Colt. No, firearms are the same deadly weapons everywhere.Д«aldwin was rehearsing a shootout scene, playing an outlaw in 1880s Kansas. Or maybe they arrogantly assumed such rules donвЂ™t apply to movie sets because, well, guns there behave differently than in the real world. Baldwin must not have gotten the lesson and neither did key members of the crew on the set of his вЂњRustвЂќ movie production near Santa Fe, N.M.

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