At the Brno Short Film Festival, I led a session From Script to Screen:The Art of Safe Intimacy in Film and TV on crafting authentic and respectful intimacy scenes in film and television. As a certified Intimacy Coordinator with Baltic Intimacy Professionals, I shared practical tools for supporting creative vision while ensuring performers’ boundaries are respected. It was a great opportunity to engage with directors, actors, and producers on how to create safe and collaborative on-set environments. Discover more.

I was invited to speak on the panel Let’s Talk About Sex at Series Mania, Europe’s largest festival dedicated exclusively to television series, held annually in Lille, France . We explored how storytelling shapes our collective imagination around sexuality, discussing the responsibility creators hold in portraying intimacy, the role of consent, and the evolving presence of intimacy coordinators. It was a timely conversation about crafting more thoughtful, responsible representations on screen. Discover more.

In the panel Redefining Boundaries: Creating Safe Spaces in the Audio-Visual Industry—Insights from Intimacy Coordinators, we discussed the evolving role of intimacy coordinators in film and television. I had an opportunity to share insights on industry best practices, the challenges faced by intimacy coordinators, and the importance of clear communication in fostering trust and well-being on set. The panel took place as part of Sarajevo CineLink, one of the leading industry platforms in Southeast Europe, which plays a key role in shaping the future of regional filmmaking through networking, training, and co-production opportunities. Discover more.

A session on intimacy coordinating for international student industry days in Vilnius school of cinema KIMO.

At Comic Con Baltics, the largest pop-culture event in the Baltic States, we introduced the profession of intimacy coordinators and highlighted the crucial role they play in ensuring the safety and well-being of performers.