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Embracing “No” – The Next Consent Conversation

Written by Megan Gilron Intimacy Coordinator, The Professional Society of Canadian Intimacy Coordinators and Directors

The job of supporting performers and crew within and around scenes of intimacy has been practiced in one form or another for years, but the role of Intimacy Coordinator (Film/TV) and Intimacy Director (Theatre), has only recently been implemented. Due to significant industry growth and the demand for this support, these roles are now becoming an industry standard. Because of this, new practices and protocols are being created to support this change on a grand scale.

This article was written for 2020 Summer Safety Scene Magazine.

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