“What many producers don’t understand is that lawyers by definition are not trained in solving business problems. They are trained in interpreting and propagating the law based on a set of precedents that have been laid down before. And as each branch of law is an entity unto itself, an entertainment lawyer that normally works in music may not necessarily be useful when dealing with theatre. If you want to do a deal that might involve some creative thinking, you would do better to talk with someone that makes deals for a living, for example maybe a salesperson who has developed “outside of the box” thinking in order to make their business rise above that of the competition. In my experience lawyers are not by definition the most creative business thinkers.” ActorsCreativePlanningOwnershipCrewArtsRaising FundsLegal AdvisesDeveloping Shows Book:The Guerrilla Guide To Being A Theatrical Producer Source: The Guerrilla Guide To Being A Theatrical Producer