brandon lee, having died in '93, you know, that conversation came up a couple of times between my fellow cast members and i. >> joining me now is oscar-nominated cinematographer rachel morrison. rachel, we're so glad to speak with you this morning because in the wake of this, you are saying that guns have no place on sets. tell us why. >> you know, technology has been advancing at a very rapid pace. and, you know, blanks were intended to make a sound and a lighting effect that now we can do -- the sound is easy on set, but we can do everything in visual sets. there is a movement now, there are many cinematographers forming a letter that will go out wide in the next week and i think there are petitions on change.org, but basically to get live fire banned from film sets. >> rachel, i can't imagine how this has been shaking your community of filmmakers. and, you know, i imagine that many of you think, hey, this could have been me. how are you receiving this, how is your community receiving what's happened? >> i mean, we're gutted. we're devastated. in my case obviously it hits particularly close to home as one of very few female cinematographers. halyna was my age, she