( CNN ) -- Three members of the `` Midnight Rider '' moviemaking team have been indicted in the death of a camera assistant . Randall Miller , Jody Savin and Jay Sedrish were charged Thursday with involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespass regarding the death of Sarah Elizabeth Jones , a camera assistant on the film . Jones was on the set of the Gregg Allman biopic when she was struck and killed by a freight train near Savannah , Georgia , on February 20 . The indictment notes that Miller and Savin are the owners of Unclaimed Freight Productions Inc. , the film 's production company . Sedrish was the executive producer . Under Georgia law , involuntary manslaughter carries a potential sentence of 10 years . Criminal trespass , a misdemeanor charge , has a potential sentence of 12 months . Six other crew members were also injured in the accident , which occurred when Jones and others were filming on train tracks in Wayne County , Georgia . A CSX train , moving at about 58 mph , came through and struck Jones . After the incident , Jones became the subject of mourning in the film community . Friends set up a Facebook group , Slates for Sarah , and she was even noted in the Academy Awards ' `` In Memoriam '' montage . Film crew member 's tragic death prompts movement . Gregg Allman , `` Midnight Rider 's '' subject , also shared his condolences . `` I am so terribly saddened by the news of the tragedy that took the young life of Sarah Elizabeth Jones on the film set , '' he wrote on his website . `` My thoughts and prayers go out to her family , friends and colleagues during this time of mourning . '' CNN 's Carolyn Sung , Christina Zdanowicz and Ray Sanchez contributed to this story .
`` Midnight Rider '' filmmakers charged with involuntary manslaughter . Crew member Sarah Elizabeth Jones died in February during filming . The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray last month, but the company that made it has not yet announced a release date for the movie or any other bonus features. Friends set up a Facebook group in her honor .