Intimacy Director Sample Clauses

Intimacy Director. ‌ An “Intimacy Director” is the person engaged for the purpose of choreographing a scene(s) and/or moment(s) of intimacy in a production.
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Intimacy Director. An Intimacy Director who is not already a member of Equity or a member of another professional performing artists’ association or union shall not be required to join Equity, but shall be given the opportunity to do so. Should the Artist choose not to join Equity, the Engager shall deduct and remit to Equity an equalization deduction as determined and administered by Equity, such amount to be equal to the deductions applicable to a Regular Equity member. Notwithstanding the above, an Intimacy Director shall be required to join Equity for any engagement, or combination of engagements, in any Season in excess of ten (10) weeks.
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Intimacy Director. MANAGEMENT agrees that when a production requires portrayal of intimacy (such as scenes involving nudity or partial nudity where intimate body parts will be shown, simulated sex act, etc.) or sexual violence, MANAGEMENT shall engage a qualified intimacy director who shall not be the STAGE DIRECTOR for the production, to facilitate staging of such scenes. 1. The intimacy director will instruct all ARTISTS, including all COVERS, in proper staging of scenes portraying intimacy or sexual violence and any relevant safety protocols such as boundary establishment or use of safe words, or reporting mechanisms if needed. The STAGE DIRECTOR may not overrule the intimacy director’s judgment in this regard. 2. No ARTIST shall be required or be permitted to engage in portrayal of intimacy or sexual violence in rehearsals or performances until there has been informed consent from and adequate instructions to all ARTISTS who are involved. 3. No ARTIST, including STAGE DIRECTORS, may alter stage directions portraying intimacy or sexual violence without the approval or recommendation of the intimacy director except that an ARTIST participating in the portrayal may at any time withdraw their consent to a staging direction to which they had previously agreed to. This shall be announced to all ARTISTS involved in such portrayal before any rehearsals of the scene can begin. 4. The intimacy director must be present at all rehearsals involving the portrayal of intimacy or sexual violence. MANAGEMENT, upon advice and consultation with the intimacy director and stage management, will determine whether any scenes staged by the intimacy director require continued direct supervision of the intimacy director during any performances following the premiere of the production. If any ARTIST raises concerns about their safety or comfort in such a scene, they may request further guidance from the intimacy director, which shall be promptly responded to by MANAGEMENT.
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