Messy Movement
For Film, TV and Stage.
Set Safety Training & Intimacy Coordination
Lights, Camera…Wait. Did anyone hire an Intimacy Coordinator?
Don’t worry. We’ve got your back.
Some of the roadblocks that come up on set are quite honestly avoidable when the team is fully equipped with a strategic approach to safety that includes everyone.
It sounds simple enough right? We want it to feel this way.
We want to invite you to embrace a sense of ease when it comes to thinking about how to create dyanmic work with sacrificing the wellbeings of the people coming to do the work.
Our approach to Intimacy challenges creative teams to reach beyond physical sex and think about ALL the ways in which the body needs to be protected, reserved and revered while being utilized for work.
In our On Set Safety Training we offer a comprehensive wellness solutions to ensure Cast, Crew and Staff are prepared to hold the vision of the work while maintaining integrity, joy and honesty as core values.
Are you working with a performer who needs help feeling more connected to their sexual self in their performance work?
Do you want to make sure employees know how to articulate safety needs and boundaries as they walk into a new set?
Do you want to make sure your crew members know how to hold the space as you dive into sensitive creative work with performers?
Do you have a performer struggling to move through the nervousness of being close to an unfamiliar person in scene?
We’ve got you covered. With our unique approach to Intimacy Coordination & Body Safety we help entertainers and production companies establish working ensembles that promote creative vision without sacraficing boundaries, wellness or safety.
Support Strategies Includes:
Creative direction support
Intimate choreography
Intimate performance coaching
Body safety training
Creating trauma informed spaces
Mental health bystander & crisis intervention
Intimacy coordination beyond sex scenes training series
Set safety and inclusion training sereies
Covid-19 wellness and engagement strategy
Speciality Focus in Creating Spaces For Black, Fat/Larger Body/Plus Size, LGBTQIA, Sex-Workers and Erotic Entertainers Navigating Production.