The movie industry is gigantic on a global scale, and it isn’t reserved exclusively for Hollywood. Films are made all over the world and they are distributed all over the world. There are more film festivals than ever before with Sundance and Cannes remaining among the biggest and most popular. Europe can be a very prominent in the world of movie premieres and red carpet events. As a film fan, there can be nothing better than attending a film premiere in person. When looking to renew an EHIC, remember an online application can be the fastest and most convenient. Once approved, you’ll be covered in the event of seeking medical treatment while attending a European red carpet event.
Dress For The Occasion
A red carpet event is the perfect excuse and the ultimate occasion to dress, look and feel like a superstar. For men this means a sharp suit (not necessarily a tuxedo) and for women this means a flowing dress that makes you feel like a princess. Even if you didn’t work on the film, dressing this way at the event will make most bystanders think that you did. Some day time red carpet events (usually for animated films) usually have a more casual dress code than the evening events, but that doesn’t mean you can’t look good. A quick Google search will enable you find practically every celebrity and what they wore at every red carpet event ever, which can be a very useful resource if you’re really stuck for ideas.
Treat It Like A Party
Red carpet events and film premieres aren’t just for employees of the film industry. Granted they are the guests of honour, but people from all different backgrounds and from all over the world attend red carpet events. In many ways, red carpet events can be like a wedding in the sense that you won’t know many people there, but you will bump into and meet people who have a common interest in the main guests. Red carpet events are an ideal occasion to enjoy a few drinks, get talking to people you wouldn’t otherwise know and maybe even make some new friends along the way.
First Viewing
As any film fan, the best part of any red carpet event is the fact that you get to see the film ahead of its official release. This alone can be a mouth watering prospect as you get to watch and celebrate the film with all of the hardworking cast and crew, without whom the film would not have been possible. While getting a sneak preview of the film is a fantastic opportunity, remember the message that Stan Lee taught us: with great power comes great responsibility. There’s nothing wrong with seeing a big film before the masses do, there’s also nothing wrong with telling people you have, but make sure not to tell anybody what happens and spoil the story.
