EPISODE · Oct 8, 2025 · 39 MIN
Lie with Me: Is This Sex Scene Too Real to Be Fake?
from Faking It with Ariel and Morgan · host Ariel Leigh Cohen & Morgan Smith
Two intimacy coordinators break down the sex scenes in Lie with Me (2005) and ask whether they're too real to be fake.Do actors ever actually have sex on camera? Ariel and Morgan tackle the blurred line between mainstream filmmaking and pornography.Get ready for one of intimacy coordinator's most asked and most controversial questions: Do actors ever actually have sex on camera? In this episode, Ariel and Morgan diving deep into the blurred lines between filmmaking and pornography.Ariel surprises Morgan with a deep dive into the notoriously heated and hard-to-find 2005 film, Lie with Me. They break down the difference between soft-core, hardcore, and simulated sex scenes. And they ask: does it have to be real to feel real? Can simulated sex be more artistic—or even more erotic—than the real thing?In this episode:The practical difference between a simulated sex scene and a pornographic oneHow an intimacy coordinator would approach a scene that calls for real sexWhat Lie with Me achieves by pushing the boundary, and at what costWhere professionals draw the line between artistic expression and exploitationA filmmaker's lens on the blurred lines of on-screen sexThis is a must-listen for anyone curious about the raw, unvarnished mechanics of on-screen intimacy. Spoiler alert: the answers are far from black and white.Subscribe for bi-weekly behind the scenes breakdowns of film and TV's most iconic sex scenes.CreditsLie with Me (2005) | Director: Clement Virgo | Conquering Lion Pictures / ThinkFilmHashtags#LieWithMe #SimulatedSex #behindthescenes #IntimacyCoordinator #FilmBreakdownSupport the showConnect & Support the Show Watch video versions on Spotify and YouTube. Suggest a Scene & Get Bonus Content: Join our Patreon to request scenes and unlock exclusive bonus episodes. Follow Us: Instagram & TikTok @FakingItThePod Website: FakingItThePod.com Theme Song: Faking It by Mike GoetzSubscribe & Review Never miss an episode — subscribe wherever you listen. Love the show? A 5-star rating helps other listeners find us.Stay real, Fakers.For entertainment and educational purposes only. All trademarks and copyrights remain with their respective owners.
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Two intimacy coordinators break down the sex scenes in Lie with Me (2005) and ask whether they're too real to be fake. Do actors ever actually have sex on camera? Ariel and Morgan tackle the blurred line between mainstream filmmaking and pornography. Get ready for one of intimacy coordinator's most asked and most controversial questions: Do actors ever actually have sex on camera? In this episode, Ariel and Morgan diving deep into the blurred lines between filmmaking and pornography. Ariel su...
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