Sentence examples for set up studio from inspiring English sources

The university's art department has set up studio space.

These itinerant tintypists set up studio tents at public gatherings, such as fairs and carnivals.

She wanted to set up studio visits with "the hottest young artists in town," she told Sharon Othman of the gallery.

They figured out what to buy by Googling "how to set up a green screen studio" and "how to set up studio lighting". Mr. Oakley runs the camera and teleprompter.

Even so, once set up, Studio 400 turned out to be a useful tool that enables the user to control both the camcorder and VCR from his computer screen.

"Rather than subject him to under-the-microphone headphones," said Mr. Elizondo, who played bass on much of the album, "I set up studio monitors in the room and cranked the mix out of there, to give him the feel of what he hears live".

He said Mr Elliott had helped him set up studios at his home and elsewhere.

In 1935 they set up studios at Durham Wharf, on the Thames at Hammersmith, west London.

Like their white counterparts, these photographers, occasionally women, traveled, set up studios, advertised and won medals at state fairs.

People rented offices and set up studios to create games; they employed staff to work in-house, then got those projects funded and distributed by publishers.

This year dangly earrings, large brooches and chunky bracelets are in demand and leading jewellers have set up studios in hotel suites.