[ SECRET POST #5640 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5640 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I kinda agree and kinda disagree. Everyone should be accommodated so no one is being pressured to do something they’re not comfortable doing.

But also, don’t sign a contract for parts that require something you aren’t comfortable doing. And if it’s a show and the producers want to throw something new in, it’s important for the actors to establish boundaries. And if sex scenes are a no-go for the actor, they should have made that clear before they were cast. From what I know about the casting process, they were almost certainly asked if they’d be willing.

But if an actor is just flat out uncomfortable doing any of that stuff then they’re in the wrong profession. It is part of what they’re expected to be capable of doing and if they’re not, they need a new career.

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AYRT
They definitely should speak up beforehand about what they will and won't do on screen before they audition, or have their agents and manager speak for them too. Get contract clauses.