Lawyer by day, magician by night, author of "Own Your Magic," lecturer on intellectual property issues, Sara delights audiences in and around NYC, where she produces Flavors of Magic.
Don’t be afraid; don’t be intimidated. Just understand what contracts are supposed to be doing for you and your business.
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Eugene Burger said, “The house of magic has many rooms.” This column explores those rooms—from kids’ parties to cruise ships—and helps magicians navigate the practical, financial, and personal decisions that shape a sustainable magic career. Start by asking: What kind of magic life do you want?
If magic is your business, you may be concerned about other people copying your work—your script, the design of your props, even your name. Going back to Harry Houdini, magicians have lamented their inability to protect their intellectual property. But it is not impossible!