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[REWIND] How to Navigate the Entertainment Law Industry feat. Gordon Firemark
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Gordon Firemark, a media producer and lawyer based in Los Angeles, shares his journey from television sports production to running an entertainment law practice in this episode. As the go-to expert for podcast-related legal matters, Gordon discusses his experience in podcasting and teaching entertainment law. He also delves into his diverse career, including producing shows, practicing law, and teaching courses on entertainment and intellectual property law.
Lawyer Side Hustles
Gordon Firemark, a media producer and lawyer, shared his experience of balancing multiple roles, including running an entertainment law practice, teaching courses, and producing podcasts. He emphasized the importance of staying interested in different areas and finding excitement in helping people across various spectrums. Gordon's approach to having multiple jobs reflects a non-linear career path that allows for continuous growth and learning opportunities.
“My destination is to enjoy the journey,” shares Gordon Firemark in Episode 159 of You Are a Lawyer.Gordon's story serves as a testament to the benefits of having a side business as a lawyer. By engaging in various activities such as teaching, producing shows, and running a law practice, he has been able to maintain a sense of excitement and interest in his work. His ability to balance different roles while still being present for his family showcases the flexibility and fulfillment that side hustles can offer legal professionals. Gordon's journey exemplifies how having a side business can not only enhance one's career but also provide a sense of purpose and enjoyment in the legal profession.
LISTEN TO LEARN
- The importance of positioning oneself as an expert in a specific field through podcasting
- The different aspects of entertainment law and the peculiarities of the entertainment industry
- The benefits and challenges of working in live theater, TV production, and podcasting
WE ALSO DISCUSS
- Gordon's experience as a media producer and lawyer, and how he uses his background in television sports production in his entertainment law practice
- The evolution of Gordon's podcast, "Entertainment Law Update," and his role as the "podcast lawyer”
- Gordon's daily routine, which involves creating content, practicing law, and teaching courses on entertainment law and intellectual property
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Manage episode 439526262 series 2911363
Gordon Firemark, a media producer and lawyer based in Los Angeles, shares his journey from television sports production to running an entertainment law practice in this episode. As the go-to expert for podcast-related legal matters, Gordon discusses his experience in podcasting and teaching entertainment law. He also delves into his diverse career, including producing shows, practicing law, and teaching courses on entertainment and intellectual property law.
Lawyer Side Hustles
Gordon Firemark, a media producer and lawyer, shared his experience of balancing multiple roles, including running an entertainment law practice, teaching courses, and producing podcasts. He emphasized the importance of staying interested in different areas and finding excitement in helping people across various spectrums. Gordon's approach to having multiple jobs reflects a non-linear career path that allows for continuous growth and learning opportunities.
“My destination is to enjoy the journey,” shares Gordon Firemark in Episode 159 of You Are a Lawyer.Gordon's story serves as a testament to the benefits of having a side business as a lawyer. By engaging in various activities such as teaching, producing shows, and running a law practice, he has been able to maintain a sense of excitement and interest in his work. His ability to balance different roles while still being present for his family showcases the flexibility and fulfillment that side hustles can offer legal professionals. Gordon's journey exemplifies how having a side business can not only enhance one's career but also provide a sense of purpose and enjoyment in the legal profession.
LISTEN TO LEARN
- The importance of positioning oneself as an expert in a specific field through podcasting
- The different aspects of entertainment law and the peculiarities of the entertainment industry
- The benefits and challenges of working in live theater, TV production, and podcasting
WE ALSO DISCUSS
- Gordon's experience as a media producer and lawyer, and how he uses his background in television sports production in his entertainment law practice
- The evolution of Gordon's podcast, "Entertainment Law Update," and his role as the "podcast lawyer”
- Gordon's daily routine, which involves creating content, practicing law, and teaching courses on entertainment law and intellectual property
Join the FREE mailing list!
Get behind-the-scenes content from You Are A Lawyer.
1) Visit www.youarealawyer.com
2) Add your email address to the Subscribe pop-up box OR
3) Enter your email address on the right side of the screen
4) Get emails from me (I won't fill your inbox with junk)!
Interact with You Are A Lawyer
Kyla Denanyoh hosts the You Are A Lawyer podcast.
Follow the podcast:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@youarealawyer
Website: https://www.youarealawyer.com
176 episodios
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