The household of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins launched an animated video on Tuesday detailing how they consider actor Alec Baldwin shot and killed her on set.

The almost 10-minute lengthy video exhibits a CGI recreation of Baldwin sitting on a church pew within the New Mexico film set earlier than pulling the set off of a Colt .45 revolver and aiming it towards Hutchins. It then exhibits a bullet flying in the direction of her, and two individuals serving to her up as she collapses on the bottom.

Later, a narrator within the video breaks down the precise second when Hutchins was shot and supplies particulars about how the manufacturing crew allegedly did not implement security requirements on set.

The video supplies animations of textual content messages and screenshots of emails from varied crew members alleging that weapons security was a "huge" drawback all through the filming course of. It additionally alleges that Baldwin "refused" to obtain correct coaching earlier than taking pictures Hutchins and that he failed to satisfy trade commonplace necessities of inspecting the weapon earlier than utilizing it on set.

The video was launched as a part of a new wrongful dying lawsuit filed by the Hutchins' household on Tuesday in opposition to Baldwin, the movie's armorer, and different producers. The household is alleging that "reckless conduct" and "cost-cutting" finally led to Hutchins' dying on October 21, 2021.

On the time of the incident, Baldwin was rehearsing a scene with a gun that an assistant director instructed him was a "chilly gun," which means that it was supposedly not loaded with reside rounds. Nonetheless, the weapon did include actual bullets, and when fired, fatally struck Hutchins within the chest and injured Director Joel Souza.

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Attorneys for Halyna Hutchins household launched an animated video on Tuesday detailing how Alec Baldwin fatally shot her on the set of the film Rust. Right here, Baldwin attends a movie competition on October 07, 2021 in East Hampton, New York.Mark Sagliocco/Getty Pictures

Tuesday's lawsuit names Baldwin, in addition to seven producers and at the very least 5 crew members as defendants. The go well with alleges that the manufacturing crew engaged in cost-cutting measures by hiring inexperienced and unqualified armorers, having the armorer double as an assistant props grasp, having "unreasonably rushed" manufacturing schedules, and hiring security crew members that have been inexperienced and unqualified, amongst different issues.

Attorneys representing Hutchins' household additionally alleged on Tuesday that Baldwin himself "disregarded at the very least 15 trade requirements" whereas on set.

"I feel it is clear what occurred," Hutchins' household legal professional Brian Panish instructed reporters. "Alec had the gun in his hand. He shot it. Halyna was killed."

"I feel the video explains why Mr. Baldwin and others have been accountable and are chargeable for security on the job web site and why their reckless conduct and cost-cutting measures led to the dying of Halyna Hutchins," Panish later added.

Baldwin, who was additionally a producer on the film, mentioned instantly after the taking pictures that "no phrases to convey my shock and unhappiness relating to the tragic accident that took the lifetime of Halyna Hutchins, a spouse, mom and deeply admired colleague of ours."

Over a month later, Baldwin instructed ABC Information's George Stephanopoulos that he "did not pull the set off," and "would by no means level a gun at somebody and pull the set off on them, by no means." The 63-year-old star introduced earlier this month that he's going again to work to movie a brand new film after taking greater than three months off following the lethal incident.

A police investigation into the taking pictures continues to be ongoing. Baldwin has not but publicly commented on Tuesday's lawsuit.