First assistant camera operator Bryan DeLorenzo says he was struck by lightning after he was told to continue filming during a heavy rainstorm.
After a series of delays due to the weather conditions, director John Showalter allegedly changed the scene for it to be shot in the rain. He directed the crew to continue filming despite DeLorenzo questioning whether it was safe.
DeLorenzo says he “saw a bright white light and then lightning struck him, knocking him unconscious.” He was sent to the emergency room.
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