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The accountants can only spend the money the producers give them.

Are you referring to Actors Equity? It's a stage actors' union, but Baldwin has been a member since 1986. Here's their rules about guns on stage: https://www.actorsequity.org/resources/Producers/safe-and-sanitary/safety-tips-for-use-of-firearms/ If these are introduced at his trial, he'll be sunk.

Why can't across y be trusted? Is it because they tend to behave recklessly?

If we're being pedantic, he's not asking about either: "Are there any courses you can take that will certify that you[] are capable of teaching[?]"

If your goals are not 100% aligned with, with agreement on a plan to complete them, they never will be, and you should split. Or just enjoy it while it lasts. Plans change, but if you don't start on the same page you'll never get on the same page. And no, being with her won't make up for...

If you'd done it without the informed consent of everyone involved you would have been. And even then, people have been found reckless in similar circumstances.

I'll ask you again how many movies you've actually worked on. If you're getting your information from "the making of" specials, it's unpersuasive. Multiple people in this thread have BTDT and said that's not how it works. And I don't think @Ed Haywood is referring to movie making. Based on his...

Good. But you might also ask him, rather than us, why he would say that. As others have said, it's about fitting in. Not being dishonest or hiding, but sometimes in a new group you have to be a chameleon.

It's been adequately covered in the 30+ pages of this thread. He pointed a gun at someone and pulled the trigger. He's responsible. You posted your defense of him based on your misunderstanding the norms of on-set firearms handling, and it's been pointed out that your defense fails because your...

Thanks for confirming that you don't actually have first-hand knowledge. You're simply incorrect about what's expected of on-set firearms handling. That's ok, most people are. But you're speaking as though you're an authority on the subject. My point was that you're defending Baldwin of ignorant...

Yes, as we discussed. And if you get in an argument with a club CFI about flying club aircraft, you're going to lose.

The carat is minimum approach speed. It's about 1.3 VS1. Most everyone I know teaches a faster approach until short final. And when flying club aircraft, you've got to follow club procedures.

He's not wrong. But that would still be reckless.

The First AD took a plea bargain. The armorer didn't. That's how that goes. What do you think Baldwin's going to do now? I have a guess....

How many films have you worked on involving firearms? More or less than Alec Baldwin?

Literally everything in this post is false. Sorry

Looks like he landed way off the center line, and then pulled the gear up to cover.

Since may already have experience in gliders from the academy. Inevitably, some like it and some don't.

Look here, under "arthritis": https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide/certification_ws

It actually depends on state law. In Texas, for example, seaplanes can land on any lake where boats are allowed, and no local regulation is allowed.