Introduction to Intimacy Coordination

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Introduction to Intimacy Coordination

Date:
Sat, 22 Feb 2025

Duration: 1 day
Times: 10am-5pm
Capacity: Max. 15 participants
Fee: £225

Come join this in-person one day workshop introducing you to ways of preparing and approaching intimacy scenes. The day will cover:

What is intimate action, the intimacy coordinator role as part of the crew, how to prep for intimate action, what are nudity & simulated sex riders and some safety considerations that invite more creative exploration. In the wake of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements Intimacy Coordination has emerged to the front of the professional film and TV scene.  Netflix, HBO and Amazon Prime, BBC, Sky TV, Channel 4 have been quick to respond by leading the charge to safeguard their sets. 

This introductory course is aimed at directors, producers and production managers, and is suitable for anyone looking to manage a rehearsal space. No matter the size of your production budget, this workshop will provide you with best practices for scenes involving physical intimacy and allow you to open up a safe space for creative exploration.

You’ll learn about the role of the Intimacy Coordinator, what they do, how to find/engage them and how to create safe and supportive working environments for actors. You’ll also be introduced to IDI’s pillars of intimacy and how they can be applied from rehearsal through to production.

The Course will have a mix of discussion and practical exercises.

Content Notice: participants will not be practicing intimacy or staging intimacy. However, scripts will have intimate language and videos or photos shown during the session will depict actors in states of nudity and/or performing simulated sexual action.  

Tutor profile: Yarit Dor, Intimacy Coordinator & Co-founder of Moving Body Arts

Yarit Dor's workshops at LFS

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Yarit Dor Is an IDC Certified Intimacy Coordinator, SAG-AFTRA Registered Intimacy Coordinator and also works as a Movement Coach. She is the former chair of Bectu Intimacy Coordinators Branch and amongst the first generation of intimacy coordinators in the UK and EU. Co-director of MOVING BODY ARTS which offers choreography services to film, TV and stage. In 2020 she was nominated for the "Shaker of The Year" Award, BAFTA London. She is a visiting tutor at Rose Bruford and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. 

Credits include: Glass Onion, Rings of Power, The Wheel of Time, Adult Material, Atlanta, Domino Day, Mood and the upcoming anticipated Jilly Cooper’s adaptation, Rivals.