It included Wuornos's attorney Steve Glazer, or "Dr Legal", described by Broomfield in the new movie as "an old hippie out of his depth", who seemed more concerned with promoting his own music and securing hefty interview fees than with defending his client (word of advice: if Broomfield gives you money to talk, make sure his camera's off when you greedily count it).
For Ms. Seitz and for the others interviewed, the fee of $15 an hour is the primary motivation, but not the only one.
Reiss Akhtar, 17, who has a place to study English literature at Cambridge, benefitted from that – he had four weeks of coaching to support his application and sat two mock interviews at fee paying schools; one at Eton and one at Brighton college.
Visa applications, interviews and fees can all create obstacles to entry.
Sikes said in an interview that the fee and the content of the licensing agreement are up for negotiation.
Network news divisions sometimes pay interview subjects "licensing fees," ostensibly for photographs or video.
Mr. Belabre, who had worked as an administrative assistant under Mr. Eugene before replacing him as executive director, said in an interview that the fees were optional for people who wished to contribute to the group.
Q. Do I have to pay an application, processing, interviewing or training fee?
Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, said in an interview that the higher fee was necessary to give more drivers an incentive to get onto storm-ravaged roads and squeeze through traffic to pick up people for rides.
"Worse than a poll tax" – the words of the newly appointed Minister for Culture, John Whittingdale, in an interview on the licence fee.
