by Joey » Wed Dec 14, 2005 11:44 am
Hey the music lives,
I have had a success writing to a celebrity and asking for an autograph for someone else. That celebrity was Mariska Hargitay of "Law & Order: SVU"
It is no different than writing a letter to a celebrity asking for an autograph for yourself. However, in the letter, you want to let them know you're writing on behalf of someone else and make sure they know the name of who the autograph is for (in case they are going to personalize it).
Here is an example of a sentence right after the intro:
"I am a huge fan of yours! However, I am really writing on behalf of my friend, ____________, who is a huge fan of yours as well."
Then you'd continue to write the letter!
Hope that helped
Joey

Hey the music lives,
I have had a success writing to a celebrity and asking for an autograph for someone else. That celebrity was Mariska Hargitay of "Law & Order: SVU" :)
It is no different than writing a letter to a celebrity asking for an autograph for yourself. However, in the letter, you want to let them know you're writing on behalf of someone else and make sure they know the name of who the autograph is for (in case they are going to personalize it).
Here is an example of a sentence right after the intro:
"I am a huge fan of yours! However, I am really writing on behalf of my friend, ____________, who is a huge fan of yours as well."
Then you'd continue to write the letter!
Hope that helped :D
Joey {up}