NEW YORK - s4story -- Learn the basics of stage combat for intimacy coordinator training with New York Combat for Stage and Screen's new seminar coming this Sunday, February 22nd from 2:30-6:30pm.
With instructors Megan Farmer, intimacy coordinator, and Kaitlyn Farley, fight director, learn to utilize violent storytelling in moments of intimacy and how violence can imply or detract from intimate moments of storytelling.
This seminar will cover New York Combat for Stage and Screen's approach to stage combat, including slaps, chokes, hair pulls, weight sharing and more. To join this amazing training course, register here:

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Megan Farmer is an intimacy coordinator based out of New Jersey who has worked on a wide variety of projects and is the sole intimacy coordinator for New York Combat for Stage and Screen's projects.
Kaitlyn Farley is a fight director with over 15 years of experience in the field. On top of fight direction, Kaitlyn is always training to improve her own skills and become an even more effective teacher.