The phrase "agent cast" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to casting agents in a performance or production setting, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The agent cast a wide net to find the best talent for the upcoming film."
Alternatives: "casting agent" or "talent agent".
· Joan Mary Eileen Ingpen, concert agent, casting director and opera planner, born January 3 1916; died December 29 2007.
The agent, casting director, etc will save your audition.
Police officers and plain-clothed national security agents cast a watchful eye on every transaction, occasionally funnelling the sprawling line of vehicles back into a neat single file.
That plan's hallmark was building through the NFL draft rather than cherry-picking veteran free agents cast off by previous employers.
In all, Attorney General John Ashcroft has said, about 350 people have been brought in as thousands of agents cast a vast dragnet.
They were two of a growing number of children traveling without families who have been snared in the net that American and Mexican agents cast to stop illegal immigrants from crossing the border.
FilmChain is a collection service that allocates and analyzes revenues for all participants invested in a film, including producers, financiers, sales agents, cast, and crew.
He describes an environment where everyone including agents, casting directors, record labels and even some conductors are pushing young singers towards early stardom.
About 5,000 people use the archive each year, Ms. Corwin said, including actors, agents, casting directors, composers, critics, designers, fight directors, makeup artists, press agents, producers, choreographers and stage managers.
Every time they got together socially they would end up comparing notes on their respective businesses: theater, public relations, branding, agenting, casting and social media analytics.
