producershipn.
/prəˈdjuːsəʃɪp/, /prəˈdʒuːsəʃɪp/, U.S. /prəˈd(j)usərˌʃɪp/, /proʊˈd(j)usərˌʃɪp/ The position, role, or function of a producer.
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society > occupation and work > position or job > [noun] > position or office of specific workers
plumbership1455
portership1521
clerkship1531
factorshipc1550
pavership1597
mastership1688
private secretaryship1789
writership1810
taskmastership1815
factoryship1836
engineership1839
foremanship1853
improvership1864
call boy1877
gaffership1895
producership1924
operatorship1934
1924 G. B. Shaw To a Young Actress (1960) 65 You are not within five years hard work of being good enough for Komisarjevsky, whose producership I have made a condition of my consent to the Parisian Pygmalion.
1933 V. A. Demant God, Man & Society iii. 70 The only unassailable standard of producership is the fulfilment of the real demands of the whole body of consumers.
1960 Times 16 Mar. 10/4 By 1944 [Dr. Rennert] had risen to the chief producership of the Berlin Städtische Oper.
1993 Empire Aug. 60/2 Joe Roth, former head of 20th Century Fox and the first director since 1935 to head a major studio, is just one helmsman who's moved on to producership.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2007; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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