1. the joint production of a film, television program, or other media project by two or more companies or countries
Usage: media industry
2. the collaborative creation or delivery of goods or services involving multiple parties
Usage: business; economics

Examples

• The documentary was a coproduction between British and American television networks.
• The film festival featured several international coproductions.
• The streaming service announced a new coproduction with European studios.
• This coproduction allowed both countries to share production costs.
• The theater company entered into a coproduction agreement for the musical.
• Healthcare delivery often involves coproduction between providers and patients.