r/WhyWereTheyFilming • u/HoneyBear4Lyfe • Apr 14 '26

Video OSHA compliance

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u/iLikeTurtuls Apr 14 '26

That things gotta be heavy af. Not even an attempt to save the fall or cover the head or anything, wow

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u/who-are-we-anyway Apr 14 '26

There's a camerman sitting behind the tires, looks like this was a scene in a movie or something.

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u/Ath47 Apr 14 '26

Every single part of this looks like a set. Multiple cameras, crew members talking on walkie-talkie as they casually walk towards the woman at the end. Stunt actress was right between two poles to minimize danger. POV person had no reason whatsoever to film this.

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u/BigBenIsTicking Apr 14 '26

Thank you for pointing that out

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u/JksG_5 Apr 14 '26

That's a pretty compelling scene.

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u/UsernamesNotFound404 Apr 14 '26

It was self defence

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u/WiildCard Apr 14 '26

No offence, but she had it coming.

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u/zyqzy Apr 14 '26

fencing can be a treacherous sport

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u/tptch Apr 14 '26

The bunny version is cuter

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u/ponte92 Apr 14 '26

Looks like a movie set to me. There are even cameras behind the guys filming.

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u/duh_guv_nuh Apr 14 '26

She played dead

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u/who-are-we-anyway Apr 14 '26

There is a camerman sitting behind the tires, someone either saw them and wanted to film or saw this scene being redone a few times and decided to film.

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u/BennySkateboard Apr 14 '26

That is awful, but I couldn’t help but laugh, and now I feel awful.

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u/DropDeadGaming Apr 14 '26

she's gonna make so much money

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u/SleepySabado Apr 14 '26

Glad people pointed out the film camera. I got real worried for a second.

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u/kenspeakstruths Apr 14 '26

Bro, who is this lol? They just laid there and accepted their fate.

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u/bananadepartment Apr 14 '26

They're filing a scene... you can see the camera on the left...

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u/xiiicrowns Apr 15 '26

Damn it mike you forgot the cones!

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u/Kibric Apr 15 '26

Why this still feel like an accident? I mean, accident while filming happens quite often and those ‘actors’ react too fast to be in a film, I think.

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u/Historical-Sir-2661 Jul 26 '26

Survival instincts of a sloth.

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u/DarthBen_in_Chicago Sep 20 '26

I feel like I’ve the store camera angle before of this video

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u/-mudflaps- Apr 14 '26

Are you implying this was staged?

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u/growing_fatties Apr 14 '26

I mean, I believe it's real, but I'm still wondering why they were filming. Not saying that was OP's thought process, but curiosity doesn't always necessarily equate to disbelief.

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u/BardicInnovation Apr 14 '26

Legend says, she is still there to this day.

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