Intimacy Captain Sample Clauses

Intimacy Captain. ‌ An “Intimacy Captain” is an Artist engaged to monitor scenes and/or moments of intimacy for the duration of the production, for the intention of maintaining the specificity of movement, the artistic integrity of the scene, and to be a possible advocate for each Actor(s) involved in cases where there are further concerns.
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Intimacy Captain. ‌ An “Intimacy Captain” is an Artist engaged for the duration of the production to monitor onstage intimacy. If, in accordance with Article 43:00 Fight Directors and Intimacy Directors, the Engager engages an Intimacy Director, and if that person is not engaged for the duration of the production, the Engager shall, in consultation with the Intimacy Director, assign an Intimacy Captain to monitor the onstage intimacy for the duration of the production. If the Assistant or Associate Director is appropriately trained, they may be designated the Intimacy Captain. Being appropriately trained in this instance is defined as follows: An Intimacy Captain shall be trained in the specific intimacy blocking by the Intimacy Director and shall monitor that blocking to ensure its consistency over time. See also Clause 43:17(A) Intimacy Captain Responsibilities.
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Intimacy Captain. (A) Responsibilities An Intimacy Captain shall be responsible for the following services and duties: observe all onstage intimacy rehearsals, consult with the Intimacy Director on all aspects of the onstage intimacy, conduct and monitor any run-throughs of the onstage intimacy prior to performance, make blocking changes relevant to the onstage intimacy while on tour or in emergencies, call onstage intimacy rehearsals as necessary in consultation with the Stage Manager. Should the Intimacy Captain deem it necessary to have a run-through of the onstage intimacy prior to a performance, the Engager shall call the Artist for the onstage intimacy run-through, not to exceed fifteen (15) minutes, immediately prior to the half-hour call without additional compensation. Any breaks required prior to the half-hour call shall not be reduced by the onstage intimacy run- through.
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