Joelle Ré Arp-Dunham is a director, actor, staged intimacy professional, scholar, and educator at Kansas State University, USA.

• 1. Consent and Impulse to Action within Intimacy ChoreographyLaura Rikard2. Stanislavsky and Intimacy: The Brain-Body RespondsJoelle Ré Arp-Dunham3. Which Me do you See?: Emotional and Social intimacy, Researched or RevealedChrissie Poulter4. Relaxed Readiness, Increased Awareness, and Intimacy Protocols – Increasing Actors’ Agency and Authenticity in Stanislavsky’s SystemEmily Rollie6. The 5 Pillars of Intimacy and The System: A Springboard for Truth and CreativityD Granke 6. Black Women and The Stanislavsky MethodAnn James7. Stanislavsky and Staged Sexual Intimacy in Film: An Interview with Intimacy Coordinators Vanessa Coffey and David ThackerayVanessa Coffey and David Thackeray, with Joelle Ré Arp-Dunham8. Techniques for Action within Actor Boundaries for Film and TheatrePia Rickman

Joelle Ré Arp-Dunham is a director, actor, staged intimacy professional, scholar, and educator at Kansas State University, USA.

• 1. Consent and Impulse to Action within Intimacy ChoreographyLaura Rikard2. Stanislavsky and Intimacy: The Brain-Body RespondsJoelle Ré Arp-Dunham3. Which Me do you See?: Emotional and Social intimacy, Researched or RevealedChrissie Poulter4. Relaxed Readiness, Increased Awareness, and Intimacy Protocols – Increasing Actors’ Agency and Authenticity in Stanislavsky’s SystemEmily Rollie6. The 5 Pillars of Intimacy and The System: A Springboard for Truth and CreativityD Granke 6. Black Women and The Stanislavsky MethodAnn James7. Stanislavsky and Staged Sexual Intimacy in Film: An Interview with Intimacy Coordinators Vanessa Coffey and David ThackerayVanessa Coffey and David Thackeray, with Joelle Ré Arp-Dunham8. Techniques for Action within Actor Boundaries for Film and TheatrePia Rickman

Joelle Ré Arp-Dunham is a director, actor, staged intimacy professional, scholar, and educator at Kansas State University, USA.

• 1. Consent and Impulse to Action within Intimacy ChoreographyLaura Rikard2. Stanislavsky and Intimacy: The Brain-Body RespondsJoelle Ré Arp-Dunham3. Which Me do you See?: Emotional and Social intimacy, Researched or RevealedChrissie Poulter4. Relaxed Readiness, Increased Awareness, and Intimacy Protocols – Increasing Actors’ Agency and Authenticity in Stanislavsky’s SystemEmily Rollie6. The 5 Pillars of Intimacy and The System: A Springboard for Truth and CreativityD Granke 6. Black Women and The Stanislavsky MethodAnn James7. Stanislavsky and Staged Sexual Intimacy in Film: An Interview with Intimacy Coordinators Vanessa Coffey and David ThackerayVanessa Coffey and David Thackeray, with Joelle Ré Arp-Dunham8. Techniques for Action within Actor Boundaries for Film and TheatrePia Rickman