Intimacy Coordinators Registry

The list below shows Intimacy Coordinators on the Bectu IC Registry, from our first intake. The names are sorted alphabetically by first name. Please see below for more information on the Registry. All ICs appearing on the list below have given their express permission to have their information shared publicly in accordance with our privacy policy.

IC Registry

NameRegistry LevelPronounsEmail Address
Abi Kessel2She/her/they[email protected]
Adelaide Waldrop2She/her[email protected]
Christina Fulcher1She/her[email protected]
David Thackeray2He/Him[email protected]
EL Wood1She/They[email protected]
Emma Weissensteiner1She/Her[email protected]
Enric Ortuño2He/him[email protected]
Haley Muraleedharan2She/Her[email protected]
Haruka Kuroda1She/Her/Hers[email protected]
Jessica Fell1She/her/they[email protected]
Kate Lush2She/her/hers[email protected]
Lizzy Talbot2She/They[email protected]
Louise Kempton2She/Her[email protected]
Lucy Fennell2She/her[email protected]
Pia Rickman2She/Her[email protected]
Robbie Taylor Hunt2He/him[email protected]
Róisin O’Donovan2She/her
Rosanna Normanton1She/her[email protected]
Rose Ryan1[email protected]
Samantha Murray2She/her[email protected]
Sara Green1She/her[email protected]
Sophie Cooch1She/her[email protected]
Tigger Blaize2He/him/they/them[email protected]
Tommy Ross-Williams2They/them[email protected]
Vanessa Coffey2She/Her[email protected]
Yarit Dor2She/Her[email protected]

ICs on the Registry are listed as either Level 1 or Level 2.

Level 1 ICs have completed at least 25 shoot days of professional paid work and have worked for at least a year as an IC, among other criteria. Level 2 ICs have completed at least 75 shoot days of professional paid work and have worked for at least 2 years as an IC, among other criteria. Please see the Registry Explainer Document, pages 4-6 for more information.

The Intimacy Coordinator Registry provides a list of Intimacy Coordinators (ICs) working in the screen industry in the UK and Ireland who have a certain level of experience, as detailed in this document. This is designed to promote high safety standards and competence that can be relied upon by the industry.

The Registry is intended for use by productions seeking an intimacy coordinator. Productions should still go through appropriate hiring processes. ICs who aren’t included on the Registry may be in a process of training or accumulating their pre-requisite days on set. Productions should speak to them about where they are in their IC journey at the point of hiring and use the terms of the Registry as a framework for these discussions.

The Registry is administered, supported, and hosted by Bectu, with applications processed by the Bectu Intimacy Coordinator Branch Registry Sub-Committee (elected). It is in collaboration with the British Film Institute (BFI). Other industry bodies – including Channel Four – have expressed their support for the registry.

Application to the Registry is free for Bectu members. Non-members using the scheme pay a non-refundable administration fee of £200 for each application. If you are a non-member wishing to apply for the Registry, you can join the union first to avoid paying the fee. Alternatively, non-members should pay the £200 fee by calling Bectu on 0300 600 1878.

To apply to join the Registry, please email [email protected] to request the application pack.

Please note that individuals included on the Registry have given their express permission for their information to appear on the list. There may be other individuals who have not given their permission for their details to be published. Please contact [email protected] for details. Please see our privacy notice.

If you have any questions, please first look at the FAQ document, which will be updated as questions come in. If you cannot find the answer to your question, please email [email protected]. Additional links and notes on the Registry application process can be found in this document.

If you would like access assistance with your application, please email [email protected] and let us know the kind of help you need. Access assistance will be offered on a case-by-case basis.