How do you become a celebrity interviewer?

You'll want to review this critique yourself on things such as your overall style, ease of conversation, did you stay on topic, was it enjoyable, and what you would do differently. Then do it again and again until you get to a point where you feel good about your interviewing skills.

Another good idea is to study and find some mentors along your way. It doesn't even have to be people you know. If you like an interview style, then study their interviews, determine what aspects you like best, and incorporate them into your own interview style.

Almost as important as developing your interview skills is building your professional network. A good start might be to look for contact info for a celebrity's publicist in various celebrity contacts databases.

Once you have the contact information of a publicist handling a potential celebrity you wish to interview, sit down and write a concise, straightforward email or leave a phone message. Remember to have patience because it will take time to build your network.

Here is another idea: offer to be an intern for someone who does interviews in your town. You will get to see the process from the inside.

Or if you are attending college now, find out if your college runs a radio station. Many college stations are all-volunteer operations. Hang out there and ask what you need to do to get on the air. They probably offer training. You could do a weekly interview program.

Another route is to take up journalism and get a job at a tv/radio/newspaper and start from there. If all else fails, get yourself a YouTube channel and show all your interviews on it.