The phrase "a studio following" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of supporters or fans associated with a particular studio, often in the context of film, music, or art.
Example: "The director was thrilled to see a studio following grow rapidly after the release of their latest film."
Alternatives: "a fanbase of the studio" or "supporters of the studio".
Katzenberg, with the soft-spoken help of Roy Disney, injected new life into the animation arm of the studio following a drought that lasted more than 30 years -- it wasn't until the Katzenberg-led Little Mermaid took Hollywood by storm that critics paid attention to the integral part of Disney that birthed Mickey Mouse.
Brad Pitt turned up on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter, on "The Daily Show" and taped an episode of "Inside the Actors Studio," following in the footsteps of his pal and leading-man competitor George Clooney.
Roberto Martínez cut such a lonely and despondent figure in the television interview studio following the 3-0 defeat at Sunderland on Wednesday night it is no surprise Everton have released him early and spared him the ignominy of facing scornful home supporters in the final game of the season against Norwich on Sunday.
Plan on hearing plenty of fresh material; the band heads straight to the recording studio following this engagement.
Given the negative publicity faced by the studio following the departure of Wright and co-writer Joe Cornish, after an eight-year development process, a No 1 opening in excess of $60m looks like a very tidy return indeed.
This fresh round of leaks looks to further embarrass the studio following disclosed communications earlier this week in which Pascal and producer Scott Rudin speculated that president Barack Obama would prefer films featuring African-Americans.
It was good to be back in the studio following our live edition in New York.
In July 1991, Creation agreed to relocate the production to Eastcoate studio, following unexplained complaints from Shields.
As THR notes, Webb is under contract with Fox to deliver another film for the studio, following "(500) Days of Summer," his first film.
The curly haired preteen had caught the eye of the studio following her middle school's talent show, for which she crooned Duffy's song "Warwick Avenue".
