Alec Baldwin makes an appeal to art production companies after killing his film director

American actor, Alec Baldwin, made an appeal to film and television production companies, after he accidentally killed the director of filming for his latest movie.

Baldwin appealed through his account on the social networking site “Twitter” to provide a policeman to monitor the safety of weapons inside the filming sites of films and series, according to the American “Business Insider” website.
Baldwin, 63, wrote in his tweet today via his protected Twitter account: “Every filming location for a movie / series that uses weapons, whether fake or real, must have a police officer present, and he is appointed by the production authorities to monitor the safety of weapons in particular. selection”.

Alec Baldwin opened fire during a rehearsal for a scene from his latest movie “Rust” on October 21, killing director of photography, Helena Hutchins, and injuring director Joel Souza.

The incident is still under US police investigation, and authorities said no one has been excluded due to potential charges.

The movie “Rust” is set in the American West, and Alec Baldwin embodies the role of an outlaw who rescues his 13-year-old grandson, who has been sentenced to hanging for manslaughter.