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| Early Morning on a Charleston Street |
On Friday we got up early to film at the Old Exchange and Provost building, which was used as the custom house in Charleston. From there we moved on to St. Philips Church, were we visited the grave of John C. Calhoun, a very important politician from South Carolina. We filmed at the Old Slave Mart where the slaves were auctioned for a few years. We got through these scenes so quickly we were able to move on to the ones I had planned for the next day at Fort Moultrie.
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| St. Phillips |
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| Calhoun's grave |
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| Me running the teleprompter |
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| Carrying equipment |
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| Stephen Breagy |
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