Have you ever watched a scene in a film and wondered, "Did they actually do that for real?" This is a common question I get about the intense scenes between Bas and Marco in ‘Call It What You Want’. Let me set the record straight: no, they are not having sex for real. These are professional actors doing their job on a set that respects their boundaries and professionalism.

In today's entertainment world, especially in the Boys' Love (BL) genre, there is a tendency to dramatize intimacy, often using slow motion or other cinematic tricks to heighten the experience. However, my approach to crafting these scenes is different. I treat them like any other scene. Why? Because making a scene overly special can distort the narrative focus. If every intimate scene is blown out of proportion, we have to ask ourselves, "Is this the main focus of the series?"

Creating a sex scene in an artistry way means focusing on realism and relatability. This is achieved by normalizing the scene, not treating it as something extraordinary. The actors perform in a comfortable setting where the scene is just another part of the story, not the focal point. This approach removes undue pressure and helps maintain the integrity of the narrative.

Season 2 of 'Call It What You Want' pushes the envelope further, not just in terms of on-screen chemistry but through its narrative depth. Marco supports Bas through challenging times, and P'Tee's secrets add layers of tension. The duo of James and Ait explore deeper connections amid industry hurdles. This season also tackles a serious issue—sexual misconduct within the BL industry. Our characters band together with new allies, facing these challenges head-on, which enriches the storyline and deepens viewer engagement.

The art of making these scenes realistic isn't just about the actions on screen; it's about the preparation behind the scenes. We spend a lot of time working on character development and understanding each character's motivations, desires, and fears. This groundwork is essential because when it comes time to film a sensitive scene, the actors are ready to convey their roles authentically. They're not just acting; they're revealing another layer of their character's journey.

Moreover, the environment on set during these scenes is meticulously managed. Lighting, camera angles, and even the background music are carefully selected to complement the mood without overshadowing the actors' performances. Each technical element is crafted to enhance the realism and emotional impact of the scene without making it feel staged or artificial.

Feedback from fans has been overwhelmingly positive. Many appreciate the subtlety and sincerity with which these scenes are handled. It's gratifying to know that our approach to treating these moments with the same respect and attention as any other part of the film resonates with our audience.

However, the process of filming these scenes is not just about technicalities; it's deeply human. It requires understanding human emotions and connections, which is why ongoing dialogue with our actors about their comfort levels and boundaries is crucial. This open communication ensures that everyone feels safe and respected, which, in turn, translates into powerful performances.

As we continue to explore complex themes and relationships in 'Call It What You Want', I invite you to join our membership platform. Here, you can get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how we craft these intense, realistic scenes. Our members gain access to in-depth making-of videos, interviews with cast and crew, and insights into our creative process. It's a unique opportunity to see firsthand what it takes to bring such intricate and heartfelt stories to life.

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