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Subscriber Account active since. Contrary to how effortless, natural, and erotic they can seem on-screen, Hollywood sex scenes take a great deal of thoughtfulness, hard work, and preparation to create. And since the subject matter of love scenes is so personal, those involved have a variety of tricks and techniques up their sleeves to make scenes convincing for audiences and as comfortable as possible for actors. If you're seeing a naked actor on screen, it's important to know that legal contracts that outlined the details of the nudity were signed prior to the actor accepting the role. SAG-AFTRA, the entertainment-industry labor union, designates a nudity rider as a requirement in contracts for roles that require "nudity, partial nudity or simulated sex acts. This document is negotiated by the actor, their representatives, and the production team, and within the rider are detailed descriptions of what the actor is willing to do on screen.


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The hottest non-sex scene ever? Behind the scenes of 'Easy A' – Film Daily
Not only did it truly introduce us to the wonder of Emma Stone, it was just a really great movie. We are all Olive Penderghast. Director Will Gluck is sharing the secret behind the hottest non-sex scene ever in Easy A. As you all know, Olive just pretended to have sex.



12 Behind-the-Scenes Tales About the Most Iconic Sex Scenes Ever
Knightley revealed that the unforgettable green dress she wore for her love scene with James McAvoy was so delicate that it kept getting damaged during filming. So they had so many [and] the tops were constantly being resewn and redone. Who can forget that sweaty hand going down that steamy window? Winslet opened up about filming the legendary moment with costar Leonardo DiCaprio shortly after the film's release.





There are contract stipulations, censorship requirements, and of course, the actual filming of the sex scene; which can sometimes be awkward for the actors involved. Sarah Treem, creator of the Showtime series The Affair , claimed that sex was one of the trickiest aspects of the storytelling process. Most sex scenes are planned out before the cameras start rolling. The actor and producers must agree on the usage of the footage and the specific kind of nudity that will be needed before the contract that is signed. Most shows offer modesty patches to combat the discomfort of being nude on screen.
