INTERVIEW - Anna Silk on her fashion, the event at 2015 Golden Maple Awards

The speaker reflects on celebrating Canada Day in L.A. with fellow Canadians, highlighting the unexpected success of the show 'Lost Girl' and its impact on fans. They discuss the growth of the Canadian entertainment industry and how Canadian originals now compete globally. The speaker also touches on the unique aspects of Canadian identity, emphasizing a sense of innocence without naivety.

What makes celebrating Canada Day in L.A. special for the speaker?

• The chance to visit famous landmarks

• The warm weather in L.A.

• Being with fellow Canadians and celebrating mutual success

• The opportunity to meet new people

What unexpected success did the speaker experience?

• Moving to a new city

• Winning an award

• The popularity of 'Lost Girl' among fans

• Getting a new role in a movie

How does the speaker view the current state of the Canadian entertainment industry?

• It is focused only on local markets

• It is struggling to compete internationally

• It is declining in quality

• It is growing and producing competitive content

What reason does the speaker suggest for Canadians moving to L.A.?

• To enjoy the beaches

• To experience a different culture

• To escape the cold weather

• To find better job opportunities

How does the speaker describe the innocence of Canadians?

• As a unique and appreciated trait

• As a reason for their success

• As a form of naivety

• As a disadvantage in the industry