codirect

[ koh-di-rekt, ‑dahy- ]

verb (used with object)

1. to direct (a movie or other performance) with another or others.

Other Words From

• codi·rector noun

Example Sentences

As I got better and sharper at it, I was asked to do it more and more, to the point with my independent films, I would rewrite the script or codirect, or give advice.

From Salon

The two codirect, Benson writes, and Moorhead shoots.

From Los Angeles Times

Sharon teamed up with Luger, a visual artist who is based in New Mexico, to codirect.

From Los Angeles Times

In the clinic that I codirect at Georgetown Law, and at other law-school clinics, students have won asylum for several of them.

From Seattle Times

Joseph agreed to codirect the 60-minute, 11-chapter film that accompanied the album.

From The Guardian