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where chaos rehearses until it looks like it meant to happen all along
means The act of making, growing, or bringing something into existence — or the staged spectacle (a play, film, or show) that results from all that effort.
from From Latin 'producere,' to bring forth or lead forward — 'pro-' (forward) plus 'ducere' (to lead), the same 'ducere' that fathered 'conduct,' 'duke,' and 'aqueduct.' The word arrived in English through French 'production,' first meaning simply the act of producing; the theatrical sense — a whole show led forward into being — bloomed later, fittingly, since every production is just leading forward whatever you've managed to assemble.
- film origin
- Edison's studio rotated to chase daylight in 1893
- line speed
- Ford cut car assembly from 12 hours to 90 minutes
- theater term
- break a leg may mean bowing past the leg curtains
- just in time
- Toyota keeps near-zero inventory to expose every flaw fast
- word root
- from Latin producere, to lead forward
ford model t — 15 million units produced 1908-1927, revolutionized assembly line manufacturing
toyota corolla — over 50 million units produced since 1966, best-selling car model ever
ip film studio — bollywood produces 1,500+ films annually, world's largest film industry by volume