Two people were killed in one month. Hollywood occupational safety training remedial network
Hollywood occupational safety problems are frequent. A few days ago, "Deadpool 2" stunt actress Joi "SJ" Harris (Joi "SJ" Harris) lost his life in a serious accident in a speeding scene filming, only one A month ago, a stuntman accidentally fell and died during the filming of the eighth season of the American series "The Walking Dead."
Hollywood movies are so tall that they cultivate a strong taste for entertainment, and movies continue to challenge their limits and follow up. This highly competitive gene has become a hotbed of occupational injuries, but work accidents are heard from time to time, and both the people behind the scenes and the big stars may be the victims.
In July of this year, the 33-year-old, experienced stuntman John Bernecker (John Bernecker) filmed the American drama "The Road of the Dead". When he fell from a nearly three-story balcony during a fall rehearsal, he fell outside the safety mat and died. . According to the U.S. Federal Government’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration), which is responsible for related industry issues, the "Dungeon Road" stunt crash is the first fatal accident in Hollywood since 2014. This month, "Deadpool 2" heroine substitute and stunt actress Harris rode a heavy machine and crashed into a glass door outside the building and died.
"Deadpool 2" stunt actress Harris recently filmed a car scene in Canada, unexpectedly lost control and hit a glass door and died.
In March last year, the new generation idol Dylan O'Brien (Dylan O'Brien) filmed "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" (Maze Runner: The Death Cure) in Canada, and fell off his motorcycle, causing a concussion. And multiple fractures. Dylan recuperated for 8 months before returning to work, but the crew was forced to suspend work. Recently, he made his first public appearance to promote the new film "American Assassin", mentioning the injury incident and still have lingering fears, "I was not sure if I could go back. Acting as Thomas (Dylan’s role in "Maze Moving"), because it took too long to recover."
Dylan O'Brien recently promoted the new film "American Assassin" and mentioned the filming of "Maze Moving: The Antidote to Death" "The injury incident during the period still has lingering fears.
After his recovery, Dylan O'Brien emphasized that he will never take risks in the future, and he plans to "educate" on the issue of filming safety.
, 25-year-old Dylan, wearing a fitted cotton sweater and jeans, seems to be recovering smoothly and refreshed. However, I don’t know if there will be follow-up investigations and compensation. He did not want to mention the details of the injury. He only revealed: "That was really a scary experience! If it weren’t for the movie "American Assassin", I had the courage to stand up again. , Bit by bit rehabilitation, plus family support, I’m afraid I’m still lying on the sofa!”
Dylan said, "Moving Maze: The Antidote to Death" has been filmed, and the movie is scheduled to be released in February next year, and emphasized The accident in the filming was a turning point in his life. In the future, he will never take the risk of being strong. He also plans to "educate" on the safety of filming.
Dylan O'Brien was injured while filming "Moving Maze: The Antidote to Death" and took 8 months of recuperation before returning to work.
In 2014, two years before Dylan was injured, Hollywood's occupational disaster situation has been frequently reported, including the injury of movie star Harrison Ford in the sci-fi blockbuster "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) , And photography assistant Sarah Jones (Sarah Jones) was hit by a train hit by iron when shooting the movie "Midnight Rider" and died on the spot.
Harrison Ford, who was over 70 years old, was filming "STAR WARS: The Force Awakens" at the Pinewood Studio in the UK. He was crushed by a hydraulic metal door and fractured his left leg. In the end, the film maker Disney Pictures compensated for $1.5 million in compensation for Fuber’s $34 million (about NT$1 billion) film remuneration. As for the 27-year-old female photographic assistant Sarah Jones, she shocked the industry due to the accidental death of a train, which triggered continuous follow-up reports by the media, exposing Hollywood producers to act cheaply and putting people behind the scenes in danger.
Harrison Ford was crushed by a door during the filming of "STAR WARS: The Force Awakens", resulting in a broken left leg. After his recovery in 2015, he attended the London premiere of the film.
According to the video of the incident, when the "Midnight Rider" staff set up a scene on the train track of the Tessor Bridge, they suddenly heard a train from afar whistle warning. Everyone ran frantically and the train hit and left behind. The iron bed of the props of the track, the iron bed disintegrated and scattered, hitting Sarah Jones, the assistant photographer who could not avoid it. The
accident caused 1 death and 6 injuries. Director Randall Miller became the first Hollywood film director to go to jail for a film accident. He was sentenced to imprisonment for manslaughter and illegal intrusion because he did not obtain the filming permission, illegally filmed, and was sentenced to no longer be a "director, first assistant director, and any Supervisory positions related to filming safety."
Sarah Jones’s family, so the accident became an occupational safety fighter. They jointly established the Sarah Jones Foundation and actively promoted the bill to improve production safety measures and benefits. The
Hollywood Film and Photography Association also mobilized public fundraising through the Internet. At the end of 2014, it created a filming safety webpage and APP, and cooperated with Warner Pictures to set up a complaint hotline to encourage practitioners to speak out against illegal and unfair filming. On January 1, 2015, the Occupational Safety and Health Bureau launched new regulations on filming safety, raising requirements and supervision thresholds, and clearly stated that occupational safety injury incidents must be reported.
In California, many studios and production companies, from cooks, plumbers to directors, must conduct safety training for possible exposure hazards.
Thinking about tragedy can make progress and protect rights and interests. A careful review of the history of Hollywood film development, it is not difficult to find that during the inauguration, tens of thousands of people were injured in filming in California alone. After the accidental death of
photography assistant Sarah Jones, many film and television crews and celebrities took part in the film to greet them. The movie star Dustin Hoffman also supported the promotion of the importance of occupational safety.
In mid-July this year, during the eighth season of the American series "The Dead Road", the stuntman Bernanke fell and died.
However, the issue of filming safety continued until the 1928 movie "Noah's Ark" (Noah's Ark) broke the floodgates, causing 3 deaths during the performance and dozens of people injured and sent to hospital, including a generation of superstar John Wayne ( John Wayne), only began to be squarely looked at and formulate norms. Even if there are regulations, casualties are still frequent. Margaret Hamilton, who played the witch in the classic movie "The Wizard of Oz", was also burned by explosives in a disappearance scene.
Hollywood has undergone tragedies over the years, and accidents have dropped significantly. Although most practitioners believe that filming occupational safety has made considerable progress compared to 20 years ago, the unknown heroes behind the scenes, especially the stunt performers, are still vulnerable. The
generation superstar John Wayne was also injured during filming, so Hollywood began to face the safety of filming.
is currently in California, especially Los Angeles, which is the entertainment film and television base. Many studios and production companies have the so-called Safety Pass Program. Cooks, plumbers and directors must conduct safety training in advance for possible exposure. Tom Cruise, who likes to challenge dangerous missions, was also fully armed when filming "Mission Impossible 6" recently, but he was still injured. The filming of
was unexpected and unpredictable. Taylor Sheridan, who played Deputy Sheriff David Hale in the popular American drama "Sons of Anarchy", admitted, "The average person rarely thinks about this problem, but filming is inherently dangerous. "In recent years, he has successfully moved from the front of the scene to the back of the scene. The self-directed and self-acted new film "Wind River" was shot in the ice and snow with no small risks. Therefore, safety meetings and planning for the pre-work are indispensable, "No matter how much planning ahead. Properly, there will be variables during the filming. Nature is the most impermanent actor. Only by constant communication can you be at ease and safe."
