self-produced

[ self-pruh-doost, -dyoost, self- ]

adjective

1. produced by oneself or itself.

Other Words From

• self-pro·duc·tion [self, -pr, uh, -, duhk, -sh, uh, n, self-], noun

Example Sentences

His follow-up, “Down With Tech,” also self-produced, focuses his populist fury on the tech oligarchs and how much of our attention we have conceded to their whims.

From New York Times

Bryan — the raw and rootsy singer-songwriter who has self-produced his albums — has ruffled feathers in the Nashville record industry by building an enormous audience without relying on country radio for help.

From Los Angeles Times

Deborah, in contrast, opts to wield blistering honesty concerning her faults and sins in her self-produced special.

From Salon

“The Hardest Part” — the lead single from Greene’s new self-produced album, “Notes From a Quest Life,” set for release on June 28 — is the longest music video made through Sora technology so far.

From Los Angeles Times

“There’s an opportunity to streamline and to help people realize their dreams, whether it’s self-produced or through a company that does new-works production specifically for local writers.”

From Seattle Times