To simulate sex, actors employ tricks: pillows between them, prosthetics and body stockings, and push-ups to get their muscles bulging. James’s S-and-M-centered novel - though on-screen, some of the whipping is created via digital imagery. “We did actually save the explicit sex to the final week” of shooting, said Seamus McGarvey, the cinematographer of “Fifty Shades of Grey,” based on E.
But they are delicate moments to capture. When they work, she added, “everybody actually enjoys them.”Īudiences certainly do, if the blockbuster success of “Fifty Shades of Grey” is any measure. “I personally am very excited when we shoot sex scenes,” said Sarah Treem, a creator of the Showtime series “The Affair.” “Because I think they can be transgressive they can be very, very real.” Speak to the filmmakers, though, and you get a different take. It’s the antithesis of hot, stars assure us on late-night TV it’s awkward and tense. It’s a performance with a stranger-turned-scene-partner, for a director who’s judging every caress and whimper.
There are big cameras, of course, and big crew members that come with them. To hear most actors tell it, filming sex scenes is no turn-on.
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