Celebrities talk about working with intimacy coordinators in series and movies

“We had an amazing intimacy coordinator, Lizzie Talbot, who was there and made the scenes special. Luke and I had a say in what we wanted to do, what we didn’t want to do, which was great because it kept us feeling in control,” the actress told This Morning.

“Grey’s Anatomy” star Ellen Pompeo believes that the acting profession is very exploitative, she stated this publicly in the program “Actors on Actors”.

“Thank God there are now intimacy facilitators who create other problems, but their purpose is good. It’s interesting how intimacy coordinators are trained,” Elena asks in the program.

Comedy actress Amy Schumer has thanked the intimacy coordinator with whom she worked on the movie “Trainwreck” with the help of the social network “Instagram”.

“Working with Nicole Callender, she should be the gold standard for all movies. There should be such a person on every filming site to protect the actors,” says Amy Schumer, who is echoed by Emilya Ratajkovka in the commentary.

“It makes me feel comfortable, it makes me feel safe, it makes me think I can do this job. No, such scenes cannot be autorun. The team and cameras participate in the process – you are not alone in the hotel room, you are being watched, this creates internal barriers. It’s not a comfortable situation,” Nova FM announced in a radio interview about the need for intimacy coordinators Emma Thomson.

Actress Sydney Sweeney first worked with an intimacy coordinator in the series “Euphoria”. The experience has changed the screen star’s approach to love scenes.

“I like that this topic has been thought about and that such employees should be mandatory on film sets. For The Voyeurs, I brought in my intimacy coordinator, Amanda Blumenthal. I want as many producers as possible to think about it,” said Sydney’s Hollywood Reporter.

Actress Rachel Zeglerafter hearing “Game of Thrones” actor Sean Bean say that intimacy facilitators ruin the “spontaneity” of intimate scenes, expressed his opinion.

“Professionals create a safe environment for actors. I am very happy when there are intimacy coordinators in movies. They are very helpful for new actors to open up as well as educate those with years of experience. Spontaneity in intimate scenes can create insecurity,” said Rachel on the “X” platform.