made by VS made in
Example:
This film is made by India.
This film is made in India.
asked Sep 8, 2015 at 8:53
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This film is made by India.
As it refers to India, the whole country, it would (usually) mean that the film was made by the Indian Government, like propaganda...
This film is made in India.
Normally, this should be what you are trying to say. It means that the location (country) of the film was shot in India.
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Would you like to differentiate between "made by"and "made in"? When to use these things .Where to use? Sep 8, 2015 at 11:08
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made byrefers to the people who made the film. Example: Batman was made by Christopher Nolan On the other hand,made inrefers to the location Example: Batman was made in USA (USA is the filming location, Nolan is the director or maker)– RohcanaSep 8, 2015 at 11:19
Who made the film? Indians? Then, it should be...
The film is made by Indians
The string made in India goes more with something being produced/manufactured in India.
This pen is made in India.
However, made in India could possibly mean that the shooting was done in India. But then, we have better way to say that...
This film was shot in India.
answered Sep 8, 2015 at 9:34
