Accident Occurs On 'Hannah Montana' Set
No One Seriously Injured
POSTED: 5:51 pm CDT June 3,
2008
UPDATED: 9:03 am CDT June 4,
2008
RIDGETOP, Tenn. -- An accident occurred on the set of the "Hannah Montana" movie in Robertson County when wind blew a projection screen into a Ferris Wheel.
Video: Accident Occurs On 'Hannah Montana' SetA few children were riding on the Ferris Wheel at the time of the accident and were treated as a precaution.The projection screen was hanging from a large crane when the accident occurred. Some witnesses said they were lucky no one was seriously hurt because they felt like they were experiencing something from a disaster movie.Filming of the movie stopped for a period of time but resumed later in the day.Miley Cyrus, better known as "Hannah Montana," has been filming her new movie in several parts of middle Tennessee over the past few weeks.Emergency responders were already on the scene when the accident happened. They are required to be on movie sets during filming.
Video: Accident Occurs On 'Hannah Montana' SetA few children were riding on the Ferris Wheel at the time of the accident and were treated as a precaution.The projection screen was hanging from a large crane when the accident occurred. Some witnesses said they were lucky no one was seriously hurt because they felt like they were experiencing something from a disaster movie.Filming of the movie stopped for a period of time but resumed later in the day.Miley Cyrus, better known as "Hannah Montana," has been filming her new movie in several parts of middle Tennessee over the past few weeks.Emergency responders were already on the scene when the accident happened. They are required to be on movie sets during filming.- Popular WSMV Slideshows
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