This morning I was watching a show on FSN, Outdoors in the Heartland, and again I saw a camera shot looking straight into the muzzle of the shotgun. I have been seeing this more and more on these shows, even looking at an arrow at full draw. What are they thinking??? Do they think it makes the shot more dramatic? What will they do when someone gets shot because of this behavior? I am sure the gun was unloaded and all that, but what kind of safety is that teaching??
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I know what you are talking about, I have seen this many times. I wonder if it is some kind of camera that is mounted on the gun or bow?

Camera is probably on a tripod with no one behind it!

rob1 hit the nail on the head. I've seen the making of these dramatic views and they are simply shot using an umanned camera affixed to either a gun barrel or an arrow.