13 episodes
Intimacy Choreography in Conversation Ann James and Carly Weckstein
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4.9 • 15 Ratings
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Ann James and Carly DW Bones talk intimacy choreography and shifting performing arts spaces towards a culture of consent. Podcast premiered August 14, 2020!
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ICIC Episode 203: Lizzy Talbot and Joshua Okpala
Ann James and Carly D. Weckstein welcome Lizzy Talbot and Joshua Talbot to talk about sustainability in the industry, the lockdown, and intimacy choreography in the United Kingdom.
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ICIC Episode 202: Guest Diana Wyenn on Advocacy, Creativity, and Disability
Ann and Carly welcome director and solo performer Diana Wyenn, godmother of Intimacy Choreography in Conversation, who discusses growing into her artistry (most recently with her solo show Blood/Sugar). Diana also talks about her journey with diabetes, and advocating for artists with disabilities, even invisible ones, in ableist spaces.
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ICIC Episode 201: Empowering The Actor
AND WE’RE BACK! Season 2 starts with Ann James and Carly D. Weckstein offering tools for actors and performers to empower themselves in preparation for and during intimacy work.
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ICIC Episode 109: Intimacy and Transformative Justice
Ann and Carly take a break from answering panel questions and discuss restorative and transformative justice: how integral this is to intimacy work, and how it informs the consent space and our performing arts and personal communities at large. **NOTE: In this episode, Ann mentions Time Out (a magazine) but meant to highlight the work of Time's Up, a leader in ensuring safety and gender equity in the entertainment industry and beyond.**
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ICIC Episode 108: Intimacy and Mental Health
Ann and Carly discuss mental health, trauma-informed work, and some individual and institutional practices for supporting artists in a very fraught now. This episode was recorded on election day, November 3, 2020.
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ICIC Episode 107: Consent and Audiences
Hosts Ann James and Carly D. Weckstein discuss how intimacy choreography intersects with audiences in immersive theater and virtual spaces. They also discuss other ways these media can be used to heal or educate, and the use of content warnings.
Customer Reviews
intersectionality and racial equity as fundamentally necessary frameworks for ID
I so appreciate Ann and Carly’s immediate emphasis on intersectionality and racial equity as fundamentally necessary frameworks for their work in the field of intimacy direction and coordination. A much needed perspective from two wise women.
Delightful conversation about important work!
ICIC presents really crucial information for anyone working in the entertainment field (and honestly all fields) to be engaging with. Ann and Carly have such great chemistry and are able to make this sensitive topic accessible and entertaining. Looking forward to their next episode!
Exceptional
Ann and Carly are basically offering a free master class here on Intimacy choreography and coordination with this podcast series; one of the most crucial elements that needs to be implemented in all theatre and filmmaking to guarantee boundaries and creative freedom are respected and celebrated. Can’t wait for episode 2!