Sentence examples for studio training from inspiring English sources

Why not make studio training an interdisciplinary experience, crossing over into sociology, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, poetry and theology?

With the producer Don Ohlmeyer and the sideline reporters Melissa Stark and Eric Dickerson, the three lead announcers recently underwent intensive studio training to mimic game conditions.

Music-industry leaders offer studio training courses and advice on how to get gigs, find other like-minded musicians and how to get a record contract.

The street-trained Mr. Harris doesn't have the background that the studio-trained Ailey dancers are used to, but he's taught them the ways of hip-hop before: in 2004 he contributed one part of the company's triptych "Love Stories".

As any visitor to Berlin will discover, many of these buildings have been converted into a spectacular alternative infrastructure: warehouses become loft condominiums; factories provide space for artists' studios; train stations are transformed into art museums; garages and depots are reborn as art galleries; and power plants are rededicated as night clubs and performance venues.

Photograph taken at the Studio Samuel training center during a karate lesson with girls in the Training for Tomorrow program.

"If the woman who made this had access to a studio and training, imagine what this person could've done!" she said.

Lara Miller, a designer and the incubator's executive director, said its yearlong residency program provided six fledgling designers with studio space, training and resources to start their own lines.

It got Cameron a job sculpting models for Roger Corman in L.A. Corman's studio — a training ground for filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, and Jonathan Demme — specialized in low-budget genre films.

It had an unusual amount of animation glitches because the animation studio was training a new group of animators.

Within their franchise agreements, they were required to provide two channels for public use channels C and D. As is described by Leah Churner in her Moving Image Source story, "The cable companies would provide studio space, training, equipment, and airtime for free, to anyone who wanted it, on a first-come, first-served basis.