The phrase "video studio" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a space or room where videos are recorded, edited, and produced. Example: The company recently opened a state-of-the-art video studio to expand their content creation capabilities.
His presentation of his film, and himself, in a video studio builds to a gloriously rhapsodic paean to the cinema.
My plan was to build a video studio in the prison, where a prisoner would sit still for two months.
Ruiz, too, turns the video studio into an infinite playground with which to unfold, with a documentary precision, the fancies of imagination.
Her father is the principal owner of Fred Marcus Photography, a photography and video studio in Manhattan that was founded by and named for the bride's paternal grandfather.
Bolstered by an investment from Rogers Communications, one of Canada's largest media companies, the budding new-media mogul Michael Eisner is expanding his Web video studio.
They're Fred and Sharon Spencer of British Columbia, who run a video studio with such low-budget values they make Ed Wood look like Steven Spielberg.
There are audio and video studios with dedicated control rooms and four live shot locations.
The deal comes at a difficult time for some Web video studios.
To make video that was good enough that people would want to watch, PopSugar spent $10 million on video studios, and focuses on live video that viewers cannot find elsewhere online.
Chicago, for example, has built video studios at its American campus so that students on its foreign campuses, in London and Singapore, do not miss its best tutors' lectures.The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) has gone further.
Another TV host, Jill Cordes, is to be featured in 36 webisodes of "My First Baby," created by the Meredith Video Studios unit of the Meredith Corporation for the Graco children's products division of Newell Rubbermaid.
