Performing Arts School Opens A New Recording And Green Screen Studio

Starbrite Studios School of Performing Arts is excited to reveal its new recording and green screen studio at its purpose-built performing arts facility.

It is not only making these amazing facilities available for its current students, but also for the local community to develop their vocal skills and practice their filmmaking techniques.

Emma Bailey-Hague, Creative Director and Principal at Starbrite Studios said:

“It’s great that these amenities are available for the students and they have really helped develop their social skills and build a sense of community in the school.”

“We are encouraging people to have time in the recording studio if they want to take their singing to a professional level because it not only allows people to become familiar with how their voice works but also provides the place to teach the correct singing technique to protect it from injury.”

“To develop the skills needed for triple-threat training, we suggest making use of all the resources available as listening back in the recording studio is a wonderful way for boosting self-confidence and feeling good about yourself, which forms an important part of being successful. Students also get to digitally record their voices using our professional equipment and receive copies of their progress.”

“Our green screen studio allows singers and performers to be photographed and filmed and then superimposed onto virtual backgrounds. This is a great visual tool which creates the perfect environment to help students build up a strong portfolio to demonstrate their dance, drama, and singing skills which they can use to strengthen their college auditions.”

“The drama class not only provides a fantastic opportunity for those who want a career on stage but also aids the development of articulation with the benefits of enhancing coordination.”

“We are already seeing a lot of interest in these facilities from people in the local community and encourage others to experience them for themselves.”

Starbrite Studios is based in Shiptonthorpe in the East Riding of Yorkshire, and provides specialist triple-threat training through dance, drama, and singing classes for people aged from 18 months to adults, and prepares them for a confident future in the performing arts industry.

The new facilities are part of Starbrite’s drive to support the local community and create greater links with it.

If you are interested in joining this fun and vibrant performing arts school, then find out more information by visiting the Starbrite Studios website at http://www.starbritestudios.co.uk/.