Spencer Carlin carefully set her camera up on her tripod in the empty white room as her boss blabbered away beside her. Spencer had tuned him out a long time ago, she was used to this routine. Every time that she was set to interview someone who was kind of a big deal then her boss, Max, would freak out. Spencer was the best in the video journalism profession though. Everyone wanted her for their projects and she, being a total workaholic would take almost job that was thrown at her.

Spencer often got questions about why she worked so hard. She knew many people, was invited to every big event and was fairly famous in her own right but she hardly ever went out. She was absolutely gorgeous as well; her hair was a honey blonde and it was naturally straight, hanging down past her shoulders. She was short, standing at about 5’4 and she had a flat, toned stomach but managed to still have the curvy feminine figure that most girls would kill for. The thing that people noticed the most though was her eyes. They were a bright azure blue and stood out from her tan skin beautifully. Despite her good looks Spencer didn’t have a boyfriend; not because she couldn’t get one but because she didn’t want one.  People had certainly tried but no one had really taken her fancy since she had moved to LA from the middle of nowhere Ohio for film school. She just worked hard and quickly moved up the ranks of the film industry.

            The project that she was about to start on would be one of her biggest so far though. She was interviewing Ashley Davies, international super star. She had sold more albums than anyone below 25 ever. The 24 year old was constantly in the news for her alleged drug use and her womanizer ways. People were absolutely crazy for her, she couldn’t go anywhere peacefully. No one even knew where she lived; her whole existence was shrouded in secrecy. But her manager thought that it would be a good idea for Ashley to give an interview and to just be completely honest with the public. He wanted Ashley to be more out in the open with her public, thinking that it would help sell even more records.