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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
His producer role makes a lot of sense for him getting charged then. I completely agree with the "every gun is loaded" rule for gun handling in normal circumstances, but in a movie where part of a role could be pointing a gun at someone, it's extremely gross negligence for the people in charge of the prop (or real gun used as a prop, in this case) to not have the burden of responsibility on this one.
gpt
The guidelines of the screen actors guild is that a gun, real or not, loaded or not is never pointed directly at another person. The team is to use camera angles and editing to make it appear that it is. This is for the safety of everyone involved and was made a rule after the death of Brandon Lee to the confusion force of a blank round. 

So, Baldwin was negligent to basic gun safety, and even to his own guild's rules and is at least partially responsible for the results of that action.