Videos tagged with Movie Industry

This episode of The Pew Culture Podcast features hosts Jake and Colion Noir discussing their shared interests in firearms and action films. Jake provides behind-the-scenes insights into developing and designing weapons for movies, working with production companies and armories. Colion Noir contributes his expertise in firearms and pop culture, leading to engaging discussions about the film and firearms industries. The podcast aims to appeal to gun enthusiasts, movie buffs, and those who enjoy insightful conversations.

This episode of Booze N' Views #79 features a discussion with Alec Baldwin, touching on the movie industry's recent debacles. The host also samples Chocolate Cherry Ole Smokey moonshine and revisits a past discussion about firearm safety, specifically referencing the importance of treating all weapons as loaded, even a SIG P320, and holding oneself accountable for mishandling a firearm. A link to a New York Post article about the Rust film set incident is provided.

This video showcases a fascinating movie prop conversion: a Trapdoor Springfield rifle modified to resemble a flintlock firearm. The description explains the practical challenges of using authentic flintlocks in film production due to their unreliability. To overcome this, filmmakers would take a dependable cartridge-firing Trapdoor Springfield and visually alter it to appear as a flintlock. Examples of movies that utilized these converted firearms include "The Man From the Alamo" and John Wayne's "Alamo," where similar conversions were also made for mock Kentucky rifles. This technique highlights the ingenuity employed in historical filmmaking.