The word 'coproduction' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a joint or collaborative production between two or more parties. Example: The film was a successful coproduction between two major production companies, combining their resources and expertise to create a blockbuster hit.
Schoedsack's last movie work was directing the prologue for This Is Cinerama (1952), a Cooper coproduction designed to showcase the ultrawide-screen Cinerama process, without credit.
The country's best-known film export is Solveig Nordlund's Comédia infantil (1998; "Nelio's Story"), a Portuguese, Swedish, and Mozambican coproduction.
The principles of a creative process that is not only a work of abstraction but also a coproduction of body, landscape, and mind are theorized in "La Soirée avec Monsieur Teste" (1896; "An Evening with Monsieur Teste," appearing in English translation in Monsieur Teste) and in the dialogues of the early 1920s on architecture and dance.
The phenomenon of international coproduction arose at Cannes in the late 1940s.
After appearing in one forgettable Spanish-Italian coproduction, Hoffman was cast in his second film, Mike Nichols's The Graduate (1967), beating out contemporaries Robert Redford and Charles Grodin.
It was first flown in 1967 and was sold to Belgium (in a coproduction arrangement), Pakistan, Peru, Colombia, Libya, Abu Dhabi, and Venezuela.
The Martian, an imminent return to the Bourne franchise, and a lead role in Chinese mega-coproduction The Great Wall hint at a second, more expansive phase of stardom for the 44-year-old.
Italian films are increasingly coproductions of cinema and television companies.
Rubens's own coproductions with specialists such as the animal painter Frans Snyders and the flower-landscapist Jan Bruegel mark the Baroque zenith of artistic collaboration.
Financial constraints in subsequent years led to an increasing number of international coproductions.
Other activities included business conferences, a joint association of travel companies to foster regional tourism, academic workshops and cooperation on policy research, coproductions of films and other cultural projects.
