INTERVIEW: Ariel Winter on what brings her out, why its great to be celebrating 25 years of BAFTA LA

The transcript covers a discussion about attending BAFTA events, interest in British shows like Downton Abbey and Sherlock, and the challenges of finding time to watch them. It highlights the excitement around Modern Family's nominations and the importance of enjoying work over seeking recognition. The speaker shares tips on preparing for the Emmy red carpet, emphasizing rest and stress management.

What is the main reason the speaker finds it difficult to watch British shows?

• They are not interested in British shows.

• They do not have access to British shows.

• They are busy with school and work.

• They prefer watching movies.

How does the speaker feel about being nominated for Modern Family?

• They feel it is a burden.

• They are disappointed not to have won yet.

• They are excited and honored.

• They are indifferent about the nomination.

What is the speaker's perspective on receiving awards for their role?

• They enjoy their work and value the experience over awards.

• They think awards are unnecessary and irrelevant.

• They feel frustrated about not receiving awards.

• They believe awards are the most important aspect of their work.

What is one of the key elements of the speaker's preparation for the Emmy red carpet?

• Choosing the most expensive outfit.

• Getting plenty of sleep.

• Avoiding all media interactions.

• Practicing their acceptance speech.

How does the speaker manage stress related to dress fittings for the red carpet?

• By ignoring the fittings altogether.

• By delegating the task to someone else.

• By taking a step back and focusing on relaxation.

• By rushing through the process.