Intimacy Coordinator for Film & TV in Seattle, Portland, & LA
Achieve your creative vision.
I’ve got you covered.
Eric Wittenmyer,
Intimacy Coordinator trained through CINTIMA, a SAG-AFTRA accredited program.
Working between the Pacific Northwest, Vancouver, BC, and Los Angeles.
Let’s talk intimacy.
Whether for stage or screen, a professional environment for your production is key to making the sexy presentation feel more authentic. Reach out below to discuss your production’s needs.
Check out a bit of my background work:
SAG-AFTRA Certified Intimacy Coordinator In-Training - CINTIMA
TIE (Theatrical Intimacy Education) Workshops
IDC Professionals Course Level 1
Member of the Bureau of Erotic Discourse (B.E.D.)
Well-versed in Kink & Fetish
Cuddlist.com Training
Occasional Co-Presenter with ValiantBridge.com
How I Support Your Production
Script breakdown and pre-production: I flag intimate scenes, nudity, and simulated sex, and plan each one with the director.
Actor advocacy and consent: Clear conversations with each performer about boundaries, before shooting and on set.
Closed-set protocols: I help keep the set safe, professional, and focused.
Modesty garments and barriers: Sourcing and fitting so performers are comfortable and the shot still works.
Choreography: Repeatable, clearly blocked intimacy that looks real on camera.
Serving Productions Across Washington, Oregon, and Los Angeles
I'm based in the Pacific Northwest and work with film, TV, and theater productions throughout Washington and Oregon, including Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia, Bellingham, Spokane, Portland, Salem, and Eugene, as well as in Los Angeles and Vancouver, BC. I work with student, indie, and union productions of every size.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an Intimacy Coordinator do?
An Intimacy Coordinator is a crew member who plans and choreographs intimate scenes. They make sure performers have given informed consent and help the director get the shot safely and efficiently.
Do I need an Intimacy Coordinator on a non-union or indie shoot?
You aren't required to have one, but it protects your cast, your crew, and your production. I work with student, indie, and union productions.
Do you work in theater as well as film and TV?
Yes. I have training in theatrical intimacy through TIE and IDC Professionals.
How far in advance should I book?
Ideally during pre-production, before casting, so intimate scenes are planned from the start. Last-minute requests are welcome too.