co-produces
Makes something together
Co-produces means to produce something jointly with one or more others.
The term appears most often in film, television, and theater, where multiple parties share creative or financial responsibility: The documentary was co-produced by BBC and PBS.
It also applies to collaborative work in music, research, or any endeavor where production is shared rather than sole.
Joint effort toward shared aim
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
- allianceFormal union of parties
- coalitionTemporary alliance for action
consortium · co-creation · contribute · participate · coordinate · unite · combine · assist
Creative professional's workspace
- directorOne who leads
- filmMovie or coating
- documentaryFactual film about reality
- cinemaMotion picture theater
television · series · streaming · animation · broadcast · credits · financing · distribution
Creating something original
- ideationForming mental concepts
- conceptualizationMental creation of ideas
- inventionNew device or method
- designPurposeful creative planning
development · crafting · composition · generation · formulation · prototyping · brainstorming · authorship
teamwork
Joint effort toward shared aim
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
- allianceFormal union of parties
coalition · consortium · co-creation · contribute · participate · coordinate · unite · combine · assist · engage
studio
Creative professional's workspace
- directorOne who leads
- filmMovie or coating
- documentaryFactual film about reality
cinema · television · series · streaming · animation · broadcast · credits · financing · distribution · screenplay
innovation
Creating something original
- ideationForming mental concepts
- conceptualizationMental creation of ideas
- inventionNew device or method
design · development · crafting · composition · generation · formulation · prototyping · brainstorming · authorship · origination
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