co-produce
Make something together
Co-produce means to produce something jointly with one or more other people or organizations.
The term appears most often in film, television, and theater, where productions frequently involve multiple studios, networks, or production companies sharing creative and financial responsibility.
The documentary was co-produced by the BBC and PBS.
Co-produce also extends to other collaborative ventures, such as academic research or manufacturing, where parties contribute resources or expertise to create something together.
One who shares activity
- cooperateWork jointly with others
- coordinateArrange for unified action
- work togetherAct jointly toward aim
- co-createProduce something jointly
pool resources · team up · brainstorm · dialogue · engage · liaise · mesh · synchronize
Direct alongside another
- co-fundJointly finance something
- greenlightAuthorization to proceed
- shootDischarge or capture
- developCause gradual growth
broadcaster · distributor · showrunner · credits · co-creator · screenplay · filming · budget
Mutual enhancement through difference
- mutual benefitGain for all involved
- symbiosisInterspecies biological interdependence
- interplayReciprocal action between things
- fusionJoining into unity
convergence · integration · cohesion · reciprocity · interdependence · cross-pollination · shared vision · multiplier effect
Involving active contribution
- community involvementActive participation in local affairs
- stakeholder engagementInvolving parties with vested interests
- public participationCitizens joining decision-making
- town hallLocal government headquarters
consultation · grassroots · public services · community-led · democratic process · neighborhood council
partner
One who shares activity
- cooperateWork jointly with others
- coordinateArrange for unified action
- work togetherAct jointly toward aim
co-create · pool resources · team up · brainstorm · dialogue · engage · liaise · mesh · synchronize · contribute
co-direct
Direct alongside another
- co-fundJointly finance something
- greenlightAuthorization to proceed
- shootDischarge or capture
develop · broadcaster · distributor · showrunner · credits · co-creator · screenplay · filming · budget · rights
complementarity
Mutual enhancement through difference
- mutual benefitGain for all involved
- symbiosisInterspecies biological interdependence
- interplayReciprocal action between things
fusion · convergence · integration · cohesion · reciprocity · interdependence · cross-pollination · shared vision · multiplier effect · coaction
participatory
Involving active contribution
- community involvementActive participation in local affairs
- stakeholder engagementInvolving parties with vested interests
- public participationCitizens joining decision-making
town hall · consultation · grassroots · public services · community-led · democratic process · neighborhood council