coproducer
Shared credit producer
A coproducer is someone who produces something jointly with one or more others.
The term appears most often in film and television, where coproducers share responsibility for financing, organizing, or overseeing a production: She served as coproducer on three documentaries.
The title can indicate equal partnership or a subordinate role to the lead producer.
One who leads
- screenplayFilm's written blueprint
- cinematographyMotion picture visual craft
- editingRefining content for clarity
- studioCreative professional's workspace
casting · blockbuster · premiere · script · budget · distributor · sequel · franchise
Unified collection of recordings
- recordingCaptured audio or video
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- mixingCombining into one mass
- masteringAttaining full command
soundtrack · composer · arranger · engineer · session · track · single · label
One who shares activity
- colleagueProfessional associate
- associateConnect mentally or socially
- collaboratorOne who works jointly
- teamworkJoint effort toward shared aim
cooperation · joint venture · alliance · cofinancing · shared credit · development · negotiation · creative partnership
director
One who leads
- screenplayFilm's written blueprint
- cinematographyMotion picture visual craft
- editingRefining content for clarity
studio · casting · blockbuster · premiere · script · budget · distributor · sequel · franchise · boxoffice
album
Unified collection of recordings
- recordingCaptured audio or video
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- mixingCombining into one mass
mastering · soundtrack · composer · arranger · engineer · session · track · single · label · beatmaker
partner
One who shares activity
- colleagueProfessional associate
- associateConnect mentally or socially
- collaboratorOne who works jointly
teamwork · cooperation · joint venture · alliance · cofinancing · shared credit · development · negotiation · creative partnership · equity stake
showrunner
TV series creative head
network · streaming · broadcast · season · primetime · ratings · sitcom · drama · cable · syndication