Intimacy Coordination
For film and television: script analysis, performer boundary conversations, choreography, department liaison and on-set support.
Film · Television · Theatre
Consent-led intimacy coordination and direction that protects performers, supports directors and keeps the story alive.
Based in Ireland · Available nationwide
Intimacy is choreography—not improvisation.
The work
Safety is not the opposite of creative freedom. It is the structure that lets performers go further—with clarity, confidence and choice.
Services
From the first script breakdown to the final take or performance, every process is tailored to the story, the people and the practical realities of the room.
For film and television: script analysis, performer boundary conversations, choreography, department liaison and on-set support.
For theatre: repeatable choreography, rehearsal-room protocols, documentation and support across rehearsal, technical and performance periods.
Remote script review, intimacy-content breakdowns and practical planning for producers, writers and directors.
Tailored sessions for casts, creative teams, drama schools and arts organisations on consent-based creative practice.
The REAL Method
Relationship-first practice for sensitive creative work—designed to honour the artistic intention while keeping consent active, specific and visible.
Understand the characters, power dynamics and emotional truth before shaping physical action.
Set boundaries, language, agreements and working conditions with no assumptions.
Keep performer agency present while supporting the director's creative vision.
Close the work deliberately through check-outs, de-roling and clear documentation.
“We honour the art
and protect the performers.”
Roseanne Real
Roseanne is an Irish filmmaker, writer and intimacy practitioner working across stage and screen. Her approach combines detailed story analysis, precise choreography and calm, practical communication.
She is beginning professional training with Intimacy Directors and Coordinators through its SAG-AFTRA-accredited training programme in September 2026.
In the room
Start a conversation
Share a little about your production, dates and the intimate content involved. Early conversations are always welcome—even when you're still defining what support you need.