Intimacy Coordinator

Stunt Coordinator

Fight Director

Intimacy Director

FILM/TELEVISION/LIVE THEATER

CONSENT/BOUNDARIES/CHOREOGRAPHY
ACTOR SAFETY & ADVOCACY

  • Kiss...

    Being an Intimacy Professional means helping create the container of communication/consent in intimate scenes in order for a project to flourish

  • or Kill...

    Being a violence/stunt/fight designer and choreographer not only means that I can make folks fierce and badass, but it also means that I am in charge of safety/communication/consent.

a quick look

  • Intimacy Coordination

    Choreographing Intimate content for Film/Television and being an advocate/liaison for actors within production. Please visit this page for more info!

  • Stunt coordination

    Choreographing and Coordinating violent design for film/television and holding the safety of performers to the highest of importance. Please visit this page for more info!

  • Fight direction

    Choreographing and designing violence for live theater and events with over a decade of experience in keeping actors safe and audiences enthralled. Please visit this page for more info!

  • Intimacy Direction

    Choreographing Intimate content and chemistry in Live Performance and being an advocate and liaison for actors within a full rehears process and run of a show. Please visit this page for more info!

ā€œThere are a thousand and one ways to do somethingā€¦there is no reason why it only needs to be one way.ā€

-Tonia Sina

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Land Acknowledgement (Los Angeles, CA)

While much of my work takes place across various regions around the United States, I want to specifically acknowledge Los Angeles and that much of my work occurs on the traditional lands of the Tongva (also referred to as GabrieleƱo), Tataviam, & Chumash peoples. These lands, which include the Los Angeles Basin, were stolen from these Indigenous peoples through centuries of colonization.

The process of colonization, displacement, and systemic erasure continues to impact Indigenous Peoples today. These communities, their culture, and their connection to the land have persevered, despite the ongoing justice.

To learn how you can support Indigenous peoples in Los Angeles today, including efforts towards land return, preservation, and justice, please visit and/or donate to the following resources: Indigenous Resources/ Advocacy

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