productionspace

noun
UK /prəˈdʌkʃən speɪs/
US /prəˈdʌkʃən speɪs/

A place where people make things like movies, shows, or products.

The film crew rented a large productionspace to build their sets.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The amount of room available for making goods in a factory.

The manager measured the productionspace before ordering new machines.

3. A designated area in a software tool where content is created and assembled.

Drag the video clips into the productionspace to start editing.

4. The total capacity of a facility to manufacture items.

Expanding the productionspace allowed the company to double its output.