coproduction
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- noun
- /ˌkoʊprəˈdʌkʃən/
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coproducción
- Producers who are competing for continued contracts will be more likely to search out innovative technologies, to operate at close to optimal scale of production, and to encourage effective team production as well as coproduction, so as to enhance their own performance.
- a binational coproduction
Examples
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The key to doing that is a breakthrough with 9/11, a Mossad/CIA coproduction.
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Ironically, the coproduction funding, originally developed in Europe to resist Americanization of national film industries, went instead to American films considered to have wider international appeal.
Academic text (2010) -
Coproduction and Capital- or Labor-Intensive Production Functions
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It was not simply a case of the press "creating" the revival; it was one of coproduction.
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Although a binational coproduction does not guarantee popularity among viewers a priori, it can certainly target a wider demographic than national media productions.
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He spent much of his career at National Public Radio, where he reported on science, medicine, technology, and the environment for All Things Considered. He is currently the global development editor for The World, a coproduction of the BBC World Service, PRI, and WGBH Boston.
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Seeking to understand the film's extraordinary appeal, which has continued for more than forty years, I argue that the popularity of this Czech-GDR coproduction is reinforced by the intermedial relations between the film and television.
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Shot over twenty-one days with a negative cost of approximately $220,000, The Enchanted Forest was a coproduction of independent producer Jack Schwarz and PRC Productions and was released in the holiday season of December 1945.
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The fleet now includes Su-30 advanced fighter bombers acquired from Russia, a version of the Su-27 it is developing under a coproduction deal with Moscow, and its premier fighter, the Chinese-produced fourth-generation F-10 aircraft.
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The film was a successful coproduction between two major studios, combining their resources and creativity.
Synonyms
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Working together with others to reach a shared goal
A film or TV series made together by companies in different countries
How Collaborative
Surface Forms
Morphology
coproduction = production (transparent) = co + produce + ion
The formation 'co-' + 'production' directly yields 'producing together', which is readily understandable to learners.
Etymology
Coproduction combines co- ('together') and production ('making' or 'creating'). Think of co-worker or cooperate: a coproduction is something two or more people or companies 'make' together.