Red Carpet Diary

Red Carpet Diary
Categories Trade Entertainment
Frequency Annually
First issue September 7, 2005
Company Digital Century
Country Canada
Language English
Website redcarpetdiary.tv

Red Carpet Diary (RCD) is an entertainment news feature covering the films, red carpet events and celebrity scene at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). The video, audio, and photo content is released daily through the duration of the festival on television, radio, online, and mobile apps around the world. Among the media carrying Red Carpet Diary TIFF coverage are Yahoo.com, HollywoodReporter.com,[1] TorontoLife.com, FashionMagazine.com, HelloMagazine.com, theStar.com, Hollyscoop.com, FashionTelevision, CP24, CMT Canada and iTunes.[2]

Red Carpet Diary began as an internationally syndicated radio feature and had its first broadcast on September 10, 2005. In 2007, Red Carpet Diary expanded to video. Red Carpet Diary now runs one of the largest press operations at TIFF.

The Red Carpet Diary segments are between two and five minutes in length, with each piece focusing on one film playing at the festival. Stars, directors, and writers are interviewed on the red carpet at the film premieres and longer form interviews are conducted in studio. Every day Red Carpet Diary releases content to sites and blogs all over the world (like MeFeedia[3] and BlogTO[4]) making coverage available within hours of the premieres.

Hosts of Red Carpet Diary have included Mary Kitchen, Joan Kelley, Cheryl Brown, Nalini Sharma, Sandra Benjamin and Travis Dhanraj. Contributing photographers include Korby Banner and James Helmer. Susie Kent, veteran of Canadian entertainment programming (ET Canada, CityTV) was Executive Producer of the program from 2010-2013. Kent oversaw the 2013 launch at the Sundance Film Festival and the 2014 launch at the Tribeca Film Festival before resigning her position.

References

  1. THR, Staff (September 2009). "THR teams with Red Carpet Diary for TIFF". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2010-07-03.
  2. "TIFF Videos". RCD. September 2009. Retrieved 2010-07-06.
  3. "Red Carpet Diary Videos". MeFeedia(website). September 2009. Retrieved 2010-07-06.
  4. BlogTO, Tim (September 2009). "TIFF Videos". BlogTO(Blog). Retrieved 2010-07-06.

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