Handling Intimacy on the Page and Screen

Presented by: Billy Mernit

Intimate scenes on screen must be handled with care and intention. Billy Mernit explores how to write romantic and erotic moments for film that feel honest and emotionally resonant. This session examines how to avoid clichés, respect character boundaries, and ensure intimate moments advance story and deepen connection.

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