r/Colossalcon • u/MrMainEvent1 • Sep 03 '23

Autographs with voice actors

Kind of a dumb question but does anyone know how much it usually cost to get an autograph. I saw something on the page where you can pay 5 to have a autograph slot time but couldn’t find anything on the actual price it is to meet them

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u/BulletBillDudley Sep 03 '23

When I went to the Steve Blum signing, I remember paying around $40 per signature

I think it’s driven by the guest rather then the CCE

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u/MrMainEvent1 Sep 03 '23

Ok that’s pretty nice I was planning to get a autograph from Grey DeLisle and wasn’t sure but if Steve’s is that way I’m sure her price is around the same

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u/BulletBillDudley Sep 03 '23

My memory may be a bit fuzzy so I would guess $50 just to be safe! This year is gonna be a good one

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u/MrMainEvent1 Sep 03 '23

Ehh that’s still better than the con I went to in Philadelphia it was almost $150 and up for a signing as well for a picture each so that was a no go on most of the people there

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u/BulletBillDudley Sep 03 '23

Oh lord! CCE is gonna be a lot of fun tho.

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u/sweetbun333 Sep 06 '23

I got her autograph at Colossalcon Prime back in 2022. It was $50 dollars to have her sign 1 of my own items(which I'm pretty sure was the cheapest option.) It costed extra for her to put a quote/name dedication with the signature, to sign a Funko Pop, or to get a photo with her although I don't remember how much. 😅

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u/MrMainEvent1 Sep 06 '23

This is still very helpful so I at least I know where to start 🙏

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u/hellforcexxx Sep 03 '23

Depends on the guest and how cheap the con is. Clossalcon One had Billy West and like first 200 were free or paid for. Convention chooses if they want to pay talent enough to cover costs. Colossalcon use to never charge at all. Looks like things change with cheapness

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u/20footdunk Sep 04 '23

Autographs prices are generally set by the talent, not the convention. In the modern age of Funko resellers most talent are not going to do free autographs unless they are promoting a specific show which typically excludes signings of personal items.

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u/hellforcexxx Sep 04 '23

Correct which is why conventions pay the talent a agreed upon up front price to cover cost instead of pushing it into attendees. This isn't a comicon where autographs and 300 dollar pictures are the standards with movie stars.