Entertainment lawyers specialize in legal matters related to the entertainment industry, including film, television, music, theater, and digital media. They negotiate contracts, handle intellectual property rights, deal with issues like copyright infringement, and provide guidance on licensing, talent agreements, and media production. Entertainment lawyers must have a strong understanding of entertainment law, intellectual property, and media regulations. A law degree is essential, along with specific knowledge of the entertainment industry and its unique legal challenges. Communication, negotiation, and client management skills are important, as you will often represent individuals like actors, musicians, producers, or production companies. This career is well-suited for those passionate about both law and entertainment and looking to work in a fast-paced, creative industry.