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QuestionWhat's the right time to ask for autographs?Christine Reed is an Acting Coach and Talent Agent based in Centennial, Colorado. Christine is the owner of PEAK Acting Studios and has been teaching acting since 2010. PEAK Acting Studios offers acting for film and television classes for both kids and adults. Christine has previously taught casting director workshops, worked as a SAG licensed talent agent in LA and was head of the talent division for Peak Talent Agency. In addition, she has experience in casting, production and independent film, commercial, and music video directing. Christine also authored the book "Mom I Want to be on TV" A Parent’s Guide to the Entertainment Industry.It would really depend on the situation. Some celebrities are open and welcoming, while others prefer to keep to themselves and are really private, so it’s important to assess the vibe. Feel out the scene first and don’t rush in. For example, if they’re in the middle of a meal or having a private moment, it’s best to hold it off. But if they’re just sitting or seem to be wrapping up, this might be a good time to approach. Also pay attention to their body language; if they look receptive, go ahead politely. Always keep their comfort in mind, though, and be ready to step back if they seem uneasy. Respect their privacy, and if you do approach, a kind mention that you’re a fan goes a long way.
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QuestionWhat does it mean if I got my personalized photo returned with no autograph?Community AnswerIt means the person in question didn't have time to sign an autograph, or it wasn't clear enough that you wanted the picture autographed.
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QuestionI'm going to a play. How do I get a cast member's autograph?Elena HimmerichCommunity AnswerAfter a play, the cast members sometimes stand outside the theater so they can talk to everyone. Bring paper and a pen and politely ask one of them for an autograph.
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QuestionCan I get an autograph from a famous musician?Community AnswerThat's up to the musician. Greeting them after a concert is a good way to get an autograph and maybe a picture, too.
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