Is it hard for regular people to see the celebrities? Are they all entering on the same place? Is it needed to be there as early as you were? I MIGHT go there for my first time to attend the film festival just in hope to see a celebrity, thus the questions.
Hey man my recommendation is NEVER go to something just to see a celebrity unless it's your absolute favourite. But especially don't travel that far and spend that much money if you're not Italian. If you love movies and think you will have fun watching 2-3 of them a day, then consider going. The stars are a nice bonus but not worth it, trust me. I haven't been to Venice but to the Berlinale where I saw Spielberg, Blanchett and many other A-listers and that was great but without the movies it wouldn't have been worth it at all. Hope this helps!
@@fedorbrockmann1698 I love movies but wouldn't go for that but for the fact that my computer and phone to 80% consists of Adam Driver pictures right now rather than my family. :P Since going to New York and trying to spot him would be even harder this feels like a safer bet.
@@fedorbrockmann1698 Do you see them though or are all the journalists in the way? Im not expecting much time seeing him, seconds will do and is more than I have seen him so far IRL.
@@fedorbrockmann1698 But do they in any way announce people when they enter? Or do you just have to guess? Im so scared of having to go to the toilet when he comes.
Hey! May i ask how you get into Venice Film Festival? I recently attended Cannes and was wondering if the application for accreditation works in the same way?
![[Full] 4 ต่อ 4 Celebrity EP.920 | 3 พ.ย. 67 | one31](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KwiW2M_kAg4/mqdefault.jpg)
Is it hard for regular people to see the celebrities? Are they all entering on the same place? Is it needed to be there as early as you were? I MIGHT go there for my first time to attend the film festival just in hope to see a celebrity, thus the questions.
Hey man my recommendation is NEVER go to something just to see a celebrity unless it's your absolute favourite. But especially don't travel that far and spend that much money if you're not Italian. If you love movies and think you will have fun watching 2-3 of them a day, then consider going. The stars are a nice bonus but not worth it, trust me. I haven't been to Venice but to the Berlinale where I saw Spielberg, Blanchett and many other A-listers and that was great but without the movies it wouldn't have been worth it at all. Hope this helps!
@@fedorbrockmann1698 I love movies but wouldn't go for that but for the fact that my computer and phone to 80% consists of Adam Driver pictures right now rather than my family. :P Since going to New York and trying to spot him would be even harder this feels like a safer bet.
@@fedorbrockmann1698 Do you see them though or are all the journalists in the way? Im not expecting much time seeing him, seconds will do and is more than I have seen him so far IRL.
@@fedorbrockmann1698 But do they in any way announce people when they enter? Or do you just have to guess? Im so scared of having to go to the toilet when he comes.
Hey! May i ask how you get into Venice Film Festival? I recently attended Cannes and was wondering if the application for accreditation works in the same way?
I can’t really answer your question but how did you get into Cannes?
Some video pieces are not recorded by him! Hacked