Discuss the intended action, boundaries and closed-set arrangements before filming. Know who to speak to when a boundary changes or the agreed plan is not being followed.
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Refer to the performer agreement and the relevant union’s guidance. An intimacy coordinator or other appropriate specialist should address production-specific questions.
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- Who is the contact for questions or changes to consent?
- Have the action, closed-set access and rules for recording been agreed?
- How can someone pause, revisit or decline an activity?
Your supervisor or qualified specialist still needs to assess the task and explain the procedure.