A look inside Australians in Film’s studio cottage, “Charlie’s”

Carly Einfeld, an operations manager at Charlie’s, looks up at photographs of Charlie Chaplin, taken in 1915, located in the reception area.

Catriona McKenzie, a writer, director and producer from Sydney, Australia, works at her desk inside the work room at Charlie’s, a creative work-sharing space for Australians in Hollywood.

The front door of Charlie’s was painted by artist Luke Chiswell, from Canberra, Australia.

A look at the work room in Charlie’s.

Catriona McKenzie relaxes in a small sitting area in Charlie’s.

Megan Doneman, left, a producer and writer from Brisbane, Australia, Raquelle David, a manager and producer from Tasmania, Australia, and Catriona McKenzie, a writer, director and producer, from Sydney, Australia, are photographed inside the work room at Charlie’s.

Raquelle David, a manager and producer from Tasmania, Australia, sits at her desk inside the work room at Charlie’s.

Peter Ritchie, left, executive director of Australians in Film, says goodbye to Megan Doneman, a producer and writer from Brisbane, Australia, at the entrance to Charlie’s. At right is a photograph of Charlie Chaplin, heavyweight boxer Jack Dempsey and actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

Catriona McKenzie, left, a writer, director and producer from Sydney, Australia, and Raquelle David, a manager and producer from Tasmania, Australia, type away on their computers inside the work room at Charlie’s.

A globe hangs inside the work room at Charlie’s.

Wooden tennis rackets and a framed photograph of comic actor Charlie Chaplin are located on shelves located inside the mermaid lounge at Charlie’s.