Finance × Theater
Override
A Broadway-focused financial operating system for structuring capitalization, modeling investor returns, managing ownership, and sharing live deals without spreadsheet or PDF workflows.
Overview
Override applies product thinking to one of the most document-heavy operating environments I know: Broadway finance. Capitalization plans, ownership details, investor updates, and deal materials often move through spreadsheets and PDFs that are difficult to maintain once a production is live.
The project reframes that work as a product workflow instead of a file-management problem.
What the product does
- Structures a production's capitalization in a dedicated web workflow.
- Models investor returns against live deal terms instead of static spreadsheet snapshots.
- Tracks ownership information in a format that can be maintained over time.
- Shares live deals with backers without relying on PDF-based handoffs.
Why it matters
Broadway is a relationship-driven business, but the operating layer is still full of brittle document workflows. Override is built around the idea that trust-sensitive financial work should still feel legible, structured, and up to date.
Product lens
The interesting part of this project is not just the finance domain. It is the translation exercise: taking highly specific theatrical financing mechanics and turning them into interfaces that are easier to work with, share, and reason about.