A studio is a place where light and sound are used for spatial art creation. It is a regular base for television program production, and in addition to recording sound, images are also recorded. Guests, hosts, and cast members work, produce, and perform inside. Therefore, in addition to necessary recording and editing equipment, it must have sufficient sound and light equipment and conditions for easy creation. According to area, it is divided into large (800-2200 square meters), medium (400-600 square meters), and small studios (100-300 square meters). Large studios are used for large-scale singing and dancing, traditional Chinese opera, variety shows, and other programs, and can also be selected for scenic spots by region. A medium-sized studio is used for smaller scenes such as singing and dancing, opera, quizzes, and symposiums. The small studio mainly focuses on news, program previews, and model teaching programs. China's TV program production base - Xingguang Film and Television Park is the only national level TV program production base in China, equipped with various specifications of broadcasting and television level studios, of which the 2200 square meter studio is currently the largest professional studio in China. According to the scenic area, it is divided into live studios and virtual studios. With the development of technology, the categories of studios are becoming more and more segmented, and currently there are LED studios, 3D studios, and so on. The LE [1] D light source studio and 4D virtual studio developed by Xingguang Film and Television Park, a Chinese television program production base, have achieved breakthrough results in the studio industry, saving energy by 80%, and the visual presentation effect far exceeds traditional studio effects. Divided into high-definition studios and standard definition studios by video