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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 44126, member: 636"]
Movie producers discuss sex scenes with actors long before filming starts. Agents negotiate every detail about nudity and intimate scenes during contract talks. The agreements cover which body parts appear on screen and how long the exposure lasts. Actors can withdraw consent at any time during production. Hollywood sometimes pressures performers to continue despite their discomfort.

Directors choreograph intimate scenes just like fight sequences or dance numbers. Some filmmakers plan every movement and sound actors make during these scenes. Other directors let the performers create their approach together. Improvised scenes happen when actors know each other well from previous projects. Union rules prevent directors from forcing unplanned intimate scenes.

Filming days bring minimal crew members to protect actor privacy. Performers stay covered with special garments when body parts don't appear on camera. Men wear socks and women use skin-colored underwear during shoots. Bright lights and cold temperatures make the environment unsexy. Cast members often joke between takes to ease tension from the awkward situation.
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