I think you're romanticizing stunt-people with "some people really love doing crazy shit and making wild art." Most professionals don't want to take risks with

I think you're romanticizing stunt-people with "some people really love doing crazy shit and making wild art." Most professionals don't want to take risks with their lives, they just do it because they need to get paid. In the vast majority of stories you hear, the actor/stunt-person dies because the director/coordinator/other staff was negligent. It's obviously not reasonable to expect for a stunt-person's job to be as safe as office work, but "they are the ones choosing to risk their own lives" is bs. > Stuntmen and Stuntwomen know what they are signing up for. _Everyone_ knows what they're signing up for, so the only interpretation I can make here is that you believe there should be no protections for employees.