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Armourerfor international productions

Supplies, maintains and controls firearms and weapons on set, including blank-firing guns, and trains actors to use them safely.

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What does an armourer do?
Supplies, maintains and controls firearms and weapons on set, including blank-firing guns, and trains actors to use them safely.
How do I hire an armourer for international productions?
Browse the Armourer profiles on Crew Collective, check credits, showreels and availability, then send an enquiry from the profile. References checked on a profile means staff have confirmed their credits with at least 3 industry references. If you need a full props team, list the roles in one enquiry.
What else is an armourer called?
Depending on the production and country, the role is also known as weapons master, armorer, firearms supervisor, weapons handler.
Which department does an armourer work in?
Armourer sits in the Props department. The props department sources, makes and manages every object an actor handles, including weapons, food and picture vehicles, and looks after them on set.