Better, but why people use 'studios' in their company names, I don't know. It's pretentious.
PS the plural of 'studio' is studios, not studio's
This is my dictionary definition of studio. Does it apply to you, at all?
studio // n. (pl. -os)
1 the workroom of a painter or photographer etc.
2 a place where cinema films or recordings are made or where television or radio programmes are made or produced.
[Italian from Latin (as study)]
PS the plural of 'studio' is studios, not studio's
This is my dictionary definition of studio. Does it apply to you, at all?
studio // n. (pl. -os)
1 the workroom of a painter or photographer etc.
2 a place where cinema films or recordings are made or where television or radio programmes are made or produced.
[Italian from Latin (as study)]