Skip to main content

Real Skills for Intimate Storytelling

How We Do It?

Our Flagship Workshop

What do you do when your story needs something real—but it also requires someone to be vulnerable…?

A five-week, cohort-based experience designed to transform how you approach intimacy—on screen, in writing, and in conversation.

Trusted By

Self-Paced

Short Course

Permission Practice is our short course for people who want to get started now. It’s a practical, honest way to begin learning the foundations of trust, clarity, and boundary work.

THE RECIPE

The Most Genuinely Effective Method for Working With Intimacy

What We’re Not

We don’t glorify porn.

We work with people in adult media, but we’re not here to sell it, promote it, or put it on a pedestal. We care about the people—not the platform.

We’re not romantic about intimacy.

This work is powerful and meaningful—but it’s also uncomfortable, awkward, and sometimes painful. We’re not here to clean that up. We’re here to face it.

We don’t offer empty credentials.

You won’t find a certification badge here. Our focus is on what you can actually do, not what you can hang on your wall.

We’re not trying to fix or sanitize your work.

We support bold, complex, emotional storytelling. We don’t tell you what to make—we show you how to make it without sacrificing anyone’s wellbeing.

We don’t teach compliance.

We teach awareness, communication, and leadership. Consent is part of that—but so is trust, timing, and the ability to handle difficult conversations with clarity.

What We Do

We offer a new standard of education for intimate work in film and performance—one that’s rooted in lived experience, real-world practice, and emotional skill.

We teach people how to lead when things get vulnerable.

From directors to performers, we help people step into scenes where emotions run high—and keep everyone safe, seen, and respected.

We teach negotiation—not scripts.

Intimacy doesn’t follow a formula. We give you the tools to respond to what’s really happening, not just what’s supposed to happen.

We teach feedback as a muscle.

Learning how to give and receive clear, caring feedback is one of the most important skills on any set. Our workshops build this from the ground up.

We teach from experience.

Our team has worked in adult media, indie film, and high-emotion performance. We know what it’s like to be there—and what it takes to do it better.

We teach through dialogue, not lectures.

Everything we do is built around the Socratic method and constraint-led practice. We ask better questions. You find your own answers.