Sydney Sweeney, an American actress, has been vocal about the double standards in Hollywood when it comes to n^dty and s** scenes.

While men are praised for their choice to appear n^de on screen, women are often criticized for the same decision.

Despite this, Sweeney has vowed to continue taking on roles that require n^dty and s** scenes as long as they are true to her character and the project’s narrative.

She hopes to change the conversation around intimate scenes and ensure that actors feel safe and comfortable while filming them.

Sweeney has expressed the importance of having intimacy coordinators on set to make sure that actors are protected during s** scenes.

She worked with one during the first season of Euphoria and insisted that the same coordinator be hired for The Voyeurs.

Although there has been a lot of talk about the number of n^de and s** scenes Sweeney has had on Euphoria, she has always felt comfortable on set.

However, Sweeney has also had some uncomfortable experiences while filming s** scenes.

During an interview with NYLON, Sweeney shared that she felt really uncomfortable while shooting a s** scene for the film Nocturne with director Zu Quirke.

Even though she kept all her clothes on during the scene, Sweeney still felt uneasy.

This discomfort was exacerbated by the fact that the scene was one of the first she filmed with the Nocturne cast.

Sweeney has also recalled another experience where she didn’t feel safe while filming a s** scene.

While speaking with the Independent, Sweeney mentioned a director who refused to make changes to a script after a lack of proper communication.

Although she did not mention the project explicitly, her statements appeared to overlap with her experience filming the s** scene for Nocturne.

Sweeney felt that she was unable to speak up during the scene and did not feel comfortable with her co-star or the crew.

Sweeney’s experiences highlight the importance of creating a safe environment for actors during s** scenes.

While her star power may make it easier for her to speak up about her discomfort, it should not be solely up to her to ensure that the set is a safe place.

Intimacy coordinators can play a crucial role in protecting actors during intimate scenes.

In light of her experiences, Sweeney hopes to change the conversation surrounding s** scenes and n^dty in Hollywood.

She believes that actors should feel safe and comfortable while performing these scenes and that they should only be included in a project if they serve the narrative and are true to the character.

Sweeney’s advocacy for a safer environment on set is a step towards creating a more equitable and respectful industry.