Casting
Casting noun - The act of creating something by casting it in a mold.
Pitch and casting are semantically related. in throw aside topic. In some cases you can use "Pitch" instead the word "Casting" as a verb or a noun.
Pitch
Pitch noun - An act or instance of diving.
Both words in one sentence
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The environment goes pitch-black, and the most effective way to get a glimpse of what enemies you're facing is by casting fire magic and hoping you see their silhouette.
Source: Video Game / Dragon's Dogma -
A 15-minute test pilot for The Munsters was filmed for CBS in 1964 to pitch the series to the network, and among the many differences between it and the series proper (including different casting choices) was that the test pilot was filmed in color.
Source: Useful Notes / Switch to Color -
In Rise of the Guardians Sandy has Dishing Out Dirt mixed with Light 'em Up, Pitch has Casting a Shadow with some Dishing Out Dirt from corrupted and stolen dreamsand, Bunnymund apparently has plant powers, and then there is Jack Frost, who also apparently has some wind powers.
Source: Elemental Powers
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