Jason Arnold is a candidate for Juris Doctor at Brooklyn Law School and a theatrical producer living in New York City.

At BLS, Jason is proud of be the recipient of the Carswell Merit and Lark-Barranco scholarships, a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Honor Society, and the Performing Arts Chair of the Entertainment and Sports Law Society.

He has recently held positions as a law clerk/legal intern at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Klaris Law, and the Law Office of Stacy J. Grossman. Looking ahead, he will be a summer associate at Willkie Farr & Gallagher later this year.

In addition to his legal pursuits, Jason works with theatre creators on developing and producing new projects.

Prior to law school, he spent six years as an associate at Adventureland LLC, a Tony and Emmy Award-winning production company, working on the musical Hamilton on Broadway, Disney+, and worldwide. Other projects included The Cher Show and Derren Brown: Secret on Broadway, legacy theatrical properties Rent, Avenue Q, and In the Heights, original television programming for HBO and NBC, and the launch of the new Drama Bookshop in midtown Manhattan.

He has also worked for the Broadway League and Stone Productions/321 Theatrical Management on Wicked. 

Jason is also a seasoned graphic designer with over eight years of freelance experience, offering design services for brand identities and marketing assets to clients of all shapes and industries.

Before starting his own practice, he spent two years designing for corporate and startup clients at Wondersauce, a digital design agency.

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An Iowa native, Jason received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where he studied in the Department of Drama’s Production & Design Studio and the Film & TV Department, and was president of the largest student theatre organization.

Beyond his work and education, he has also been involved as a volunteer mentor for Rosie’s Theater Kids and was selected by industry professionals to be a Rising Star Fellow at the Broadway League.