Entertainment lawyers work in a wide variety of fields relating to the entertainment industry, such as film, television, radio, music, theater, literature, and video games. An entertainment lawyer provides legal help to artists as well as entertainment companies, and an entertainment lawyer may handle everything from contract negotiations to copyright disputes. Many people may think that becoming an entertainment lawyer is a glamorous and exciting career, and while this is partially true, entertainment lawyers also work long hours and must complete a rigorous and demanding school and training schedule. An entertainment lawyer must first earn a bachelor's degree before earning a law degree with a specialization in entertainment law, and must also go through an internship. An entertainment lawyer usually chooses to specialize in a specific field of entertainment law. Specialized fields include copyright or intellectual property law or law related to the music industry, where attorneys may specialize in record contracts or music licensing.