The word 'collaborator' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who works with another person or multiple people to jointly create a project or achieve a goal. For example: "The artist worked with a group of collaborators to create an immersive installation."
After the second world war, he spent a year and a half in prison in Denmark accused of being a collaborator.
He's a seasoned collaborator, working with, among others, Reed, Björk, Yoko Ono, Boy George and Rufus Wainwright, a multitude of fringe artists (some of whom featured when he took over the Guardian's music site last year) and various orchestras around the world, including the London Symphony Orchestra.
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Co-directed with past collaborator Nick Knight, the video, as first shown on The Ellen Show, begins with pure intentions but soon descends into sexual surrealism.
And the third member of any Hitchcock menage is present and correct: wife and collaborator Alma Reville (Imelda Staunton in The Girl, Helen Mirren in Hitchcock).
She is clearly a collaborator in these portrayals, which today look like shared performance art.
Success came shortly after the Brothers were taken up by the producer Quincy Jones, who became their manager, mentor and collaborator on several key recordings.
On Twitter, actor Simon Pegg and his frequent collaborator Edgar Wright offered their memories: Film director and comic book writer Greg Pak sent out several tweets calling Harryhausen a "brilliant artist" and "a wonderful, warm human being".
Curtis has also roped in his long-time collaborator Bill Nighy to star in a short film where he plays a senior banking executive who grows increasingly uncomfortable when quizzed about whether such a tax could work and how much it would raise.
Rory Bremner, a longtime collaborator, said Fortune had "the most beautiful brain of any man I've ever known".
"I say it's precisely for that reason that I was against sanctions, and then you portrayed me as a collaborator, as if I was doing it for the white regime, when I was an opponent of apartheid, when I was doing what I was doing with the support and instruction of no less a person than Albert Luthuli, the president of the ANC, and [fellow ANC leader] Oliver Tambo.
