Alec Baldwin is heard telling Halyna Hutchins to 'get out of the way' and another crew member 'I don't want to shoot towards you' as they argue in bombshell new footage recorded days before Rust cinematographer was killed

A series of videos has revealed the moment Alec Baldwin is heard telling Halyna Hutchins to 'get out of the way' and another crew member 'I don't want to shoot towards you' while filming Rust.

The videos show Baldwin arguing about safety in the bombshell new footage recorded days before Hutchins died as a result of a live round in fired from a prop gun on set.

In the five videos exclusively obtained by NBC, Baldwin can be seen preparing for scenes, firing guns and acting in character.

In two of the videos Baldwin can be heard rearranging crew members after showing concern for their safety. 

The videos run for a total of seven minutes and were filmed just weeks before production for the American Western was shut down after the tragedy.

Special prosecutors in New Mexico were scheduled to convene to reconsider charges against Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter on Thursday.

But the judge rescheduled during a teleconference hearing on Wednesday, a source familiar with the case told NBC.