noun
studio
STOO-dee-oh/ˈstuːdiəʊ/
A workplace devoted to making art or recorded media.
An easel and a worktable stand in the artist's studio.
Etymology
Studium meant study or application. The image of a room for study became an artist’s workroom, and that workplace meaning later expanded to spaces for photography, filmmaking, and broadcasting.
In context
we were writing our own music and we made some indie records and uh I sort of got interested in in production in the studio
More examples
- The band rents a studio to record its first album.
- Local potters open their studios to visitors each spring.
- The studio produces animated films for children.
Forms
studio · studios
Similar words
- workshop
- Often used for crafts or repairs, not just art.
- workspace
- Any area used for work, whether creative or not.