Alec Baldwin

She would sometimes reach out and grab my arm and pull me over in front of the monitor.

that every single person here was here to create this dream, and that excitement was infectious.

Also on set, there's director Joel Souza and assistant director Dave Hulls, and also first camera assistant Lane Looper, who meets Helena for the first time on this project.

Describe that working relationship between the head of the camera department and the cinematographer of a film.

It's basically myself, the camera operators, and Helena, you know, all creating the frame.

understand each other we trust each other we have maybe same vision film sets are instant community and rust was more tight-knit than most films i've worked on very very quickly we became each other's family away from home

This is a $7.5 million movie.

It is the catering budget on a DC Comics movie, okay?

And part of the low-budget nature of this film, they were trying to do more with less, producers even combining some crew roles for people.

They were insisting upon having one person do two very important jobs, the armorer role, taking care of the guns and ammunition, and then they wanted that person to also be an assistant prop person.

And this is a Western, so there were a lot of firearms in this movie.

That's a lot of responsibility.

The person who's hired as both the armorer and the prop assistant is a young woman who's just starting out in her career, named Hannah Gutierrez-Reed.

Hannah was only 24, so being the lead armorer on a movie is a big role.

Her dad is a man named Thel Reed, who is a very well-known gunslinger in Hollywood.

He's especially known for something called the quick draw.

He demonstrated his quick draw ability in a video about the making of Django Unchained.

As you can see, it doesn't take much time to get it out of the fire.

Hannah Gutierrez-Reed has spent her life watching her father handle and oversee the use of firearms in any number of movies.

You trust her on your sets?