Army Wives in Charleston

So last Thursday I had the chance to be an extra on the set of Army Wives.  It was a pretty long day, about 9 or 10 hours, and it seemed they may have only gotten 5 minutes of footage out of the whole thing.  I'd been on sets before, so I knew how much work went into just a tiny scene, but it was cool to see it again.  I was dressed as an Iraqi street vender.  What!? You may say, well, I had a fairly long beard at the time, and a head wrap and they darkened my skin.  The beard is gone now by the way.  Anyway, I didn't have my camera that day, but here's a group of photos I took yesterday of the area in North Charleston where the scene was shot.  It was dressed up as an outdoor bazaar in Iraq where a shooting took place.  I had a few different background roles I had to fill including a fruit vendor, shopper and baby goat herder.  There's a picture of blank shells, holes in the wall where some errant bullets were supposed to have hit and two of the gunpowder squib balls used for creating gunshot holes.