Amelia Dimoldenberg

You know, I studied journalism.

I have a degree in journalism, but I always feel like I've been more drawn to making something within the entertainment space.

Yeah.

And I think that a lot of creators that are like working the red carpets now, I think that that's their approach too.

It's not necessarily that they're trying to get a scoop, for example, but they're trying to make something that's entertaining.

And it does.

Like people really connect with those interviews.

And obviously some are stronger than others, like in any situation.

But I think the first time I did the red carpet was...

maybe nearly five years ago now for the GQ Man of the Year Awards.

And I remember at the time it being such an exciting moment because I don't think many non-traditional talent had taken those roles.

And I think since then, the space has become quite, I guess, oversaturated, but like how anything would.

I guess it's always been important for me to make sure I stand out in a crowded space always.

But yeah, I'm interested in creating...

a moment, something that people can connect to that kind of stands out online because, you know, there's so much content now.

See of it.

So you really do have to be able to make your mark.

And it's actually something that I've always been quite successful at doing.

So I feel... But that's just through the pre-planning of it.

Like, I watch so many interviews with said talent that I'm meant to be interviewing to get a sense of...