Casting (performing arts)
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In the performing arts, casting (or casting call) is a vital pre-production process for selecting a cast (a meaning of the word recorded since 1631) of actors, dancers, singers, models and other talent for a live or recorded performance.
See also
- Audition website
- Backstage (a casting publication)
- Casting By
- Casting couch
- Character actor
- Dramatis personae
- Ensemble cast
- Extra (actor)
- Fach, the German opera casting system
- Stock character
- Stunt casting
- Stunt coordinator
- Typecasting
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