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History 14 has a studio in a building that looks a lot smaller from the outside than it actually is inside. Maybe that’s because it’s squished between a bakery on one side and a bike repair shop on the other.
“Not the grandest of addresses,” Francie tells me as we go inside, “but well within our budget for the past twenty years.”
I hear a few whispers of “Halli Markham” as Daniel and his parents and I make our way past the staff and up the stairs.
“Not many celebrities on a daily basis,” Sam explains. “We mostly work with people no one has heard of. And they usually prefer us to keep it that way.”
“Many of them don’t even want to be paid,” Francie says. “Which also works well for our budget.”
“Why don’t they want to be paid?” I ask.
“Dilutes the skill, for some of them,” she says
