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after parties
hey i was wondering if there was a way to get to after partys like of awards or like fashion shows ? and did someone already tried ? thanks 1
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Hi youpla 
I don't know too much about after parties, but I would assume the only way to get in would be to have an invitation, know who's hosting it (or someone who knows who's hosting it) and will let/help you get in.
If you know some of the bouncers who work at the after parties, they may help you get in.
But remember - these are kind of "private" parties, so it won't be easy.
nowandagain [rockon]

I don't know too much about after parties, but I would assume the only way to get in would be to have an invitation, know who's hosting it (or someone who knows who's hosting it) and will let/help you get in.
If you know some of the bouncers who work at the after parties, they may help you get in.
But remember - these are kind of "private" parties, so it won't be easy.
nowandagain [rockon]
I know that in England you can buy tickets to the after parties of film premieres and i presume its the same in other countries 
All premieres are associated with a charity and thats who you buy the tickets off. First you need to find whose distributing the film eg paramount pictures, ring them and they'll tell you which charity it is (and hopefully give you a number) and you get the tickets off them. Depending on the type of film though it can cost over £100.

All premieres are associated with a charity and thats who you buy the tickets off. First you need to find whose distributing the film eg paramount pictures, ring them and they'll tell you which charity it is (and hopefully give you a number) and you get the tickets off them. Depending on the type of film though it can cost over £100.
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