casting
/ˈkæstɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to the selection of actors for a performance.
- The casting director called with an audition time.
- She signed with a casting agency last year.
- They held a casting call for child actors.
noun
- The process of choosing actors for a play, movie, or television show.
- Casting for the new musical will begin next month.
- The director spent weeks on casting for the lead role.
- She works in casting and helps find the perfect actors for each part.
- An object made by pouring liquid material (such as metal or plastic) into a mold and letting it harden.
- The factory produces metal castings for car engines.
- Each casting is carefully inspected for cracks.
- The artist displayed a bronze casting of a horse.
- The act of throwing something, especially in fishing.
- She practiced her casting technique in the backyard.
- Good casting requires a smooth motion and good timing.
- His casting was accurate, and the lure landed right by the log.