Day Pass £25 | Free with Festival Pass
What you will learn:
What is the role of an intimacy coordinator? Should you have one? Want to get work advocating for safe space and inclusivity on set? As the film industry’s landscape continues to evolve, the role of the Intimacy Coordinator has been steadily on the rise.
Come and discover a day in their life, the backgrounds they come from, and how they work with actors and directors to produce some of the most memorable moments on screen.
Who should attend:
Ideal for anyone wishing to create a sex scene in a movie and to create a safe working environment for the performers.
About the Panel
Robbie Taylor Hunt
Robbie (he/him) is an Intimacy Director & Coordinator, trained by Intimacy for Stage and Screen. As an Intimacy Coordinator, he’s worked on television shows for Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, AppleTV, Warner Bros, Paramount+, Channel4, HBO, ITV and the BBC. Recent film credits include Femme, Pearl, and Red, White and Royal Blue. In theatre, he’s worked as an Intimacy Director with Paines Plough (tour), the Almeida Theatre, the Park Theatre, the Southwark Playhouse, and more. He’s currently the Chair of the Intimacy Coordinators’ branch of Bectu, advocating for change within the industry regarding Intimacy Coordination.
Adelaide Waldrop
Adelaide (she/her) is an Intimacy Coordinator, Director, and Theatremaker based in London. As an Intimacy Coordinator, she has worked on productions for Warner Brothers, Paramount, Working Title, HBO, Netflix, Disney, Apple TV, BBC, Channel 4, and various independent projects. Credits include the upcoming Star Wars series The Acolyte, Channel 4’s Queenie, and Bong Joon Ho’s newest film, Mickey 17. She is currently working on Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. Adelaide got her certification with Intimacy for Stage and Screen in 2020, prior to that she was part of Intimacy On Set from 2018-2019. Adelaide graduated from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in 2017 with an MA in Directing, and has served as Secretary of the IC Branch of Bectu since its inception in 2020. Originally from Washington, D.C., she has been living in London since 2016.
Additional resources:
Webinar: The Role of the Intimacy Coordinator
Evening class: How to Write Sex Scenes
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