1. present participle of coscript; to write or compose a script jointly with one or more other people
Usage: commonly used in film, television, and theater contexts

1. the act or process of writing a script together with one or more collaborators
Usage: used as a gerund or abstract noun in professional contexts

Examples

• The two screenwriters are coscripting the new television series.
• Coscripting allowed the creative team to blend different writing styles effectively.
• She has experience coscripting documentaries with international partners.
• The director appreciated the coscripting process because it brought fresh perspectives.
• They began coscripting the film adaptation after months of planning.
• Coscripting requires strong communication and compromise between writers.