Crafting sensitive, intimate stories with thoughtful care.
Providing intimacy coordination for film, TV, and performing arts.
Meet the Team
Kaya Kołodziejczyk
Kaya (she/her) brings a multidisciplinary lens to intimacy coordination, integrating choreography, performance art, and contemporary dance with a deep sensitivity to the body, consent, and safe storytelling. Her practice centers on creating transparent, collaborative processes that honor performers’ boundaries while achieving authentic, expressive intimacy on stage.
Aleksandra Lemba
Ola (She/her)is a psychologist, Dance Movement Psychotherapist (DMP), psychosocial skills trainer, certified intimacy coordinator, and somatic practices enthusiast. She is an active member of the Polish Association of Dance Movement Psychotherapy, the Filmmakers Trade Union (Intimacy Coordination section), and serves as a curator at the Anti-Racist Practices School. After an 8-year corporate career in HR, she chose a path of personal growth and professional transformation, turning her passion for dance and bodywork into her primary vocation.
Our work
PIEKŁO KOBIET
Women's Hell (Piekło kobiet) is a Polish historical drama series set in 1930s Warsaw. It follows a woman’s fight for justice for victims of sexual assault and her own autonomy. The story tackles heavy societal taboos of the time, including non-consensual violence and illegal abortion.
PROJEKT UFO
Project UFO is a Polish four-part sci-fi miniseries set in the early 1980s. The story follows a vain TV presenter and a small-town ufologist who investigate an alleged extraterrestrial landing in a quiet village. As they try to uncover the truth, their actions spark a national storm of beliefs and doubts, while a local politician attempts to exploit the paranormal event. Blending alien encounters with political tension, the series explores themes of truth, ambition, and societal unrest in communist-era PolanD
