Studio
/ˈstjuːdi.oʊ/
Definitions
- (n.) A premises equipped for the production of films, television programs, or other media content.
The film was shot at a major Hollywood studio.
- (n.) A professional office or workspace used by artists, photographers, or architects.
The architect works out of a studio downtown.
- (n.) A business entity engaged in producing media content or artistic works.
The studio signed a contract with the actor for a new film.
Forms
- studios
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Commentary
In legal contexts, "studio" often refers to an entity or location involved in media or artistic production, relevant for contracts, intellectual property, and employment relations.
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