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I suspect it can be tricky to distinguish what a Professional Magician is. I Consider myself as a Professional Magician as I'm able take a look into the clients needs. As an example if I've been scheduled for a trade show I take the time to analyze the company and find out what facts I need to know to help promote there service or product. Like wise if I have been required for a Wedding I'll need to understand exactly what the Client wants, it is not always the same. Some shows I am asked to float around and just entertain where as other shows I'm asked to attempt to focus on keeping the 2 families from fighting.

Another key point from what separates a Magician from a Professional Magician is having the facility to make a routine especially for a situation rather than just doing the same tricks that the magician has been doing for the last 10 years.

I usually believe that a Professional Magician wishes to keep a particular style

What do I mean? Well if you're a magician that performs for kids parties then focus your attention on what it is which make kids happy and on the flip side if your a Magician that is a specialist in performing for an adult audience then take time to study what adults enjoy and take a bit of time to put yourself in the audiences shoes - Is the magic or comedy in your show engineered to make them feel good or is it a manipulative kind of humor that gets an inexpensive laugh that will make the onlookers feel awkward.

In my opinion I suspect it helps to be versatile with the show you can offer. For instance I Perform for an adult audience however I have learnt many effects and some balloon modelling that may cater for kids that might be present at say a Wedding. But I would never consider myself as a expert children's Magician. My experience is in performing for adults and that is why I consider myself as a Professional Magician for an adult audience.