Why you would want me on the red carpet

It's every media lovers dream to be on the red carpet. Some as an actor, some as an interviewer or photographer. For me I would love to interview someone, anyone. When I watch anything my head is always flooded with questions that I would ask. I believe I'd have the ability to act and speak calmly to any film/tv person on the red carpet. I've been told many times that I am a fast talker, I think this would give me the upper hand in asking quick and effective questions to give the viewers the inside scoop they are after. I also am not crazy loud, so I think my voice would not overpower anyone else there. I'd describe myself as a witty and approachable person, these are qualities to bounce off of someone in an interview and be able to communicate smoothly with an engaging quality for listeners or viewers. 
How I would successfully interview someone on the red carpet:
  1. greet with a smile, introduce self, and company
  2. ask politely if you can interview them
  3. start with a light-hearted joke, to break any tension (could base it off of the film or series they were in - pun?)
  4. compliment outfit of said celebrity, ask who they are wearing
  5. ask how they are feeling
  6. tell them minor detail about self - so excited to be interviewing them, always looked up to them
  7. ask about nominations or thoughts about the function this is at
  8. discuss upcoming projects
  9. ask who they are most looking forward to meeting tonight
  10. discuss any rumours about film or seres
  11. ask to tell the audience one secret fact from a film or series they're recently in or that is being nominated
  12. briefly tell them own thoughts on their newest release
  13. thank them graciously for taking part in this 
  14. randomly select and give them hand written note and lolly pop - pre write and bring (to lift mood and keep people going)
  15. say good luck and talk to you again in future hopefully

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