
Every Studio Needs Someone Who Reads the Contract
Not a lawyer. Someone in the studio who has read the appointment, knows what is in scope, and is willing to say so in a meeting where everyone is being agreeable.
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Not a lawyer. Someone in the studio who has read the appointment, knows what is in scope, and is willing to say so in a meeting where everyone is being agreeable.

Built as a colonial administrative block, used since as a market, a barracks, a school, and a courthouse. Its survival has nothing to do with what it was for.
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