Question about PPs
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 6:32 am
When you get sent a PP do the celebs still actually get your letter? or do their managment or whatever just look for autograph requests and send the PP and then thats it?
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 5:49 pm
most likely the celebirty doesnt read it but once in a great while if you dont send a photo they read it but still send a preprint.
Do they see it?
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 6:07 pm
Hi AutographOBSESSED & Laura 
Unfortunately in reality, even when you do get an authentic autograph, this doesn't always mean the celeb has actually seen your letter.
Your best bet if you really want the celeb to look at your letter is to send it with your own photo and ask them to personalise it to you. That way you will know your letter has been read, and you are not just being sent a signed photo that the celeb has "bulk signed" and left with their agent.
However, the rate of success with supplying your own photo for personalisation is much lower than if you are just happy to accept a stock signed one!
I know as a signer myself that some weeks you can be inundated with autograph requests, and quite rightly your agent sifts through these for you and just asks you to sign x-amount of photographs. You would not have time to do your job otherwise!
Other weeks when it is quieter, you can actually get the chance to read some of the letters. It is just all a matter or luck, but if there is a best time to get your fanmail read, I would say to try to not send it at a predictably busy time like just after the launch of a new show/movie/series, or around the summer holidays, or Christmas!
I hope this helps!
Ian
Unfortunately in reality, even when you do get an authentic autograph, this doesn't always mean the celeb has actually seen your letter.
Your best bet if you really want the celeb to look at your letter is to send it with your own photo and ask them to personalise it to you. That way you will know your letter has been read, and you are not just being sent a signed photo that the celeb has "bulk signed" and left with their agent.
However, the rate of success with supplying your own photo for personalisation is much lower than if you are just happy to accept a stock signed one!
I know as a signer myself that some weeks you can be inundated with autograph requests, and quite rightly your agent sifts through these for you and just asks you to sign x-amount of photographs. You would not have time to do your job otherwise!
Other weeks when it is quieter, you can actually get the chance to read some of the letters. It is just all a matter or luck, but if there is a best time to get your fanmail read, I would say to try to not send it at a predictably busy time like just after the launch of a new show/movie/series, or around the summer holidays, or Christmas!
I hope this helps!
Ian