SHOTLIST 1. Wide of arrivals area at the Golden Globes Awards ceremony 2. Pan left from media to red carpet, people holding umbrellas 3. Mid of actress Penelope Cruz on the red carpet holding umbrella 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Penelope Cruz, Actress: "There is so much going on in the world that I think really tonight cannot just be about movies, cannot be about what people are wearing and it has to be a lot about what''s going on in Haiti, and I think if everybody can use an opportunity to remind people to do something, whatever anybody can do. Even if it''s a little help. But everything counts." 5. Mid of actor and director George Clooney on the red carpet 6. SOUNDBITE (English) George Clooney, Actor and Director: "We have Joel Gallen again, who directed the 9-11 telethon and the Katrina telethon. He''s really talented. And we''ve been working sort of night and day. We''ve almost got the music acts booked (for the "Hope for Haiti" benefit for victims of the earthquake), put together, and they are going to do it in New York and Los Angeles, as of now, maybe a couple other places. And we''re just going to keep plugging away till we''re done. It''ll be right down to the wire." (Qu: Is it a little bit weird being here with all that hard work and everything going on?) "It is, except this is a perfect place for me to go recruiting some people, so, it works out O.K." 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Wahlberg, Actor and Producer: "We''re just hoping that people don''t focus on it for two weeks until something else happens and then people don''t start paying attention anymore. We''re trying to do some fundraisers and stuff. But Haiti has been one of the poorest countries in the world for such a long time. And it''s important for people to continue to help and change that and, hopefully, bring this horrific thing, bring the attention to them, and that the focus won''t change in a couple of weeks when something else happens." 8. Musician Paul McCartney walking on the red carpet, wearing ribbon in support of earthquake victims in Haiti 9. SOUNDBITE (English) James Cameron, Director: "Here''s what happened when the big Tsunami hit in Indonesia. I challenged 20th Century Fox to step up and match me with some money, and it turned out to be a significant amount of money that went down there. And I''m going to have that same conversation with them. I''d like to study the problem a little bit and make sure it''s going to the right charity, so it doesn''t get skimmed off and 70-percent of it going to infrastructure. So, you''ve got to do these things carefully." 10. Mid of fans cheering as stars arrive STORYLINE Although the Golden Globes Award show is one of Hollywood''s biggest celebrations, on Sunday the event bore a sombre reminder of the devastation in Haiti, with many stars keen to show their support for the victims of Tuesday''s catastrophic earthquake. Arriving on the red carpet, many wore ribbons in support of the devastated Caribbean island, which as many as three to 3.5 (m) million people are currently in desperate need of aid according to United Nations estimations. Spanish actress Penelope Cruz was eager to switch attention from her couture gown to the crisis, making an emotional appeal for people to help. Actor George Clooney said the awards show provided a great opportunity to get out the word on next weekend''s Haitian benefit telethon, which he''s helping to organise. The benefit, which Clooney and Haitian-born singer Wyclef Jean will host, will be aired on more than a dozen broadcast and cable networks, and will have contributions from more than 40 celebrities, Clooney said. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/26b4198caca018c095577683f181e6bf Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

• published: 24 Jul 2015
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