Instructions
1. Search for fan clubs devoted to the person you're looking for. These organizations often have means of contacting their respective celebrities.
2. Contact a musician by looking for a contact address in a CD or cassette booklet or looking up the address of the record company that released the recording.
3. Contact a screen actor or actress through the Screen Actors Guild. Visit the organization's Web site for more information.
4. Contact a director through the Directors Guild of America.
5. Contact a stage actor or actress through the theater at which he or she is currently performing or has recently performed.
6. Contact a television or radio personality in care of the station or network that he or she works for.
7. Contact authors and literary editors through the National Writers Union or through their publishers. The publisher's name and city usually appears on the title page of the book.
8. Contact a famous athlete in care of his or her team. Visit the team's official Web site for contact information.
9. Contact an artist through a gallery or museum that houses his or her work.
Tips & Warnings
Movie actors, directors, writers and other workers can sometimes be contacted through movie studios with which they have worked.
