This has been part of my point...!!
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Uhhh...because the scene being shot was the gunman (Baldwin) pointing the gun at the audience's perspective. So it required that he point it at the camera. The camera was being operated by Hutchins. It is not that difficult of a concept to grasp.
That's your opinion....Don't be so condescending....it's also not that difficult .....
Well...it is not my opinion as much as it is a fact. Do you have anything to show that this is not actually the case? Why would you even think it is ANYTHING else?
Really...?
Yes really. If you have any evidence to the contrary, by all means, feel free to post it here. Because if you are correct then there may be reason to charge people with murder. So yeah. Post that evidence...if you have it, that is. Otherwise, your post is nothing more than a meme to gain upvotes.
She wasnt behind the camera, they were off to the side looking at a monitor.
Looks like its time to rework your...uhhh theory..
Says who? Do you have anything that supports this claim?
Funny, you want to hold me up to standards you yourself dont adhere to.
Your Saul Alinksky commie tactics are a total fail bruh.
Read the fuking police reports. They spell out exactly what occurred and why everyone involved was where they were at the time.
Baldwin was practicing a cross draw scene. The AD gave him the prop and said 'Cold gun'. During the scene, he was supposed to be pointing at the 'audience' and therefore, the camera. The gun discharged during that rehearsal striking the person operating the camera. The bullet then also struck the person behind her.
If you have ANYTHING AT ALL that says otherwise, post it here and become The Hero Who Blew The Lid Off This Conspiracy.
For some reason anyone putting forward this theory is getting downvoted. As a film pede I think it is the most likely scenario. Baldwin was likely pointing slightly off to the side and not directly into the lens. If you've ever heard of the 180 degree rule you know what I'm talking about.