Intimacy Coordination & Choreography
Fresh solutions to how intimacy is created, filmed, and felt.
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![A promotional poster featuring a nude woman with long dark hair lying down with her hand over her face, with white lines and text. The poster includes dates, location, and names related to a cultural festival or event.]()
WINK
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![Group of young male soccer players celebrating in a locker room, some shirtless, expressing joy and camaraderie.]()
Champions und Wir
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![A group of five people standing outdoors, viewed from a low angle with a clear blue sky and snow-capped mountains in the background. The focus is on what appears to be a person's hand or object in the foreground, with the group slightly blurred in the distance. Text in pink at the bottom reads "HITZEWELLE (AT)."]()
Hitzewelle
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![A dark background with a graphic of an airplane and the word "Jimmy" written in gold script, with the text "BURNS & CO." above.]()
Jimmy
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![A young woman with long brown hair looking upward against a blue sky with bare trees in the background.]()
Scheißwelt
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![Interior view of modern glass and metal elevator shaft with escalators and a person looking down.]()
Protagonist
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Die Notärztin
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![Book cover titled 'The Beacon' by Nancy Harris, showing stormy ocean waves and dark storm clouds.]()
The Beacon
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![Poster for Cork Midsummer Festival's production of 'The Second Woman' featuring five pink stars, a quote from the Financial Times, and a background image of two people hugging on a stage set with red lighting and cameras.]()
The Second Woman
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![Cloudy sky background with yellow and white text about a film titled 'Japanese', directed by Lia Campbell and others, with logos of film organizations and funding sources at the top.]()
PRINȚESE
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![A theatrical performance featuring actors in white costumes around a large, inflated human figure, with some on a hospital bed and others seated or standing, on a stage with a smoky background.]()
A Year Without Summer
Our Mission
At MINT, we believe intimate content and physical storytelling should never be treated as a liability, but embraced as a force for powerful storytelling.
As choreographers, we understand the body’s capacity to express beyond what is being said — and we bring that embodied knowledge to every scene we support.
For us, performer safety is paramount, artistry is essential, and preparation is key.
We bring care, clarity, and precision to every project, saving productions time and money while empowering directors, performers, and producers to tell their boldest, truest stories.