Intimacy coordination focuses on safeguarding the physical and emotional wellbeing of the cast and crew through the presence of a dedicated professional (an IC). Ensuring everyone feels empowered to deliver their best performance while maintaining a professional tone concerning intimacy and ultimately enhancing the efficiency of the creative process.

Our intimacy coordinators are committed to fostering a positive, transparent, and safe environment on both set and stage, especially during scenes of nudity, simulated sex, and other intimate moments. This ensures that talent can fully immerse themselves in their roles, confident that their boundaries are being respected. Additionally, ICs are present to support the director in bringing their creative vision to life.

In the dynamic realms of film, television, and stage, the creation of authentic and safe intimate scenes is paramount. This is where our Intimacy Coordinators play a vital role.

RANGE OF INTIMACY COORDINATION SERVICES

Intimacy Coordination support for international and CZ production

Intimacy Coordination for low budget / student films

Workshops for actors

Workshops for Directors / Directors in training

OUR INTIMACY COORDINATORS

JANKA is a multidisciplinary film and television professional with a background in Civil Protection and Crisis Management, as well as academic degrees in Film Studies and Directing from institutions in the UK. After years working across independent features and broadcast television—where she combined technical proficiency with managerial oversight—Janka developed a strong interest in cast and crew wellbeing, driven by her own experience of work-related burnout and hospitalisation.
This personal insight, coupled with the unique challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, led her to focus on mental health support in production environments. She has since broadened her expertise through specialised training, including the NFTS Introductory Workshop in Intimacy Coordination, certification with the leading Intimacy Professionals Association (IPA), and recognition as a CZ certified Coach under the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (EMCC).
Janka now works at the intersection of mental wellbeing and intimacy coordination, advocating for  safer, more respectful creative spaces. Her approach is grounded in  ensuring all individuals 

“Janka played a crucial role in our project. She demonstrated a remarkable ability to finely tune into the essence of every scene, introducing numerous essential ideas and details. Moreover, her excellent communication skills were instrumental in maintaining a friendly and safe atmosphere on set, even under time constraints.”

Jan Vejnar,
Director

feel empowered to deliver their best performances while upholding a professional standard in scenes involving intimacy. This not only promotes emotional safety on set, but also enhances the overall efficiency and quality of the creative process for cast members and the director.

MAGDA is a psychologist, production manager and certified intimacy coordinator. She has completed a course organized by the Intimacy Professional Assocciation (IPA) with SAG-AFTRA accreditation and she"s also a member of the IPA, which brings together intimacy coordinators from around the world.
She was invited as an intimacy coordinator for the first Disney+ production on the Polish market - the series “Breslau” (produced by ATM Grupa S.A.).
In her work as an intimacy coordinator, she combines her experience gained on film sets with her training in psychology. This allows her to understand and comprehensively address the needs of actors, directors, as well as the production crew.
Creating a safe and comfortable environment in film and television production is a priority for her. Magda places tremendous importance on creating a friendly and respectful atmosphere that fosters creativity at every stage of production.
She has extensive experience in the film industry. As CEO of Vertigo Productions, has been working on many films, series, commercials and documentaries made in Poland since 2007. 

Magda worked on many Polish and international productions with producers such as Disney +, Netflix, Viaplay, CBS Reality and WFDiF.

"Working with Janka on the international project for a well known Studio was one of the safest experiences I've had on a set. She brought a level of care and attention to detail that put both me and my scene partner at ease from the first conversation, checking in without ever making us feel rushed or watched, and anticipating questions before we'd thought to ask them. Her empathy is real, and you can feel it influence every choice she makes in the room. She went above and beyond at every step, and the work we were able to do because of that was honest in a way it couldn't have been otherwise. I'd trust her on any set, and I hope to get to work with her again."

Katarina Mora,
Actress

DENISA brings two decades of demanding international film production experience and 25 years of body-mind therapy practice to her role as an Intimacy Coordinator. As a former Production Assistant on major global sets, she pairs an innate understanding of fast-paced production schedules with a core philosophy that actors deserve profound respect and safety. Her trauma-informed, somatic approach utilizes certifications in NLP, Shiatsu, Watsu, Trager, and EFT to help performers regulate their nervous systems and feel secure during vulnerable scenes.
As a single mother since 2014, Denisa brings a rare balance of deep empathy and uncompromising boundary-setting to high-stress environments. Her mission is to prove that safety and efficiency can coexist seamlessly on set while cultivating a culture of trust. Currently completing her YPS (Young Performer Support) training with SafeSet (UK) and IPA IC training, she is actively working to establish robust intimacy coordination standards across the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
"I believe that intimacy on screen should be the result of collaboration, safety, and artistic freedom. My role is to ensure that every performer can be their authentic self, even in the most vulnerable moments."