In film production, the shooting of passion scenes is a job that requires professional skills and a high degree of artistic sensitivity. The following are some commonly used shooting techniques and representative films in the industry for reference and learning by film and television practitioners： 1. Professional shooting skills： 1. Borrowed shooting: through clever angles and occlusion (such as the body painting and special costumes used in "Color Ring") 2. Editing magic: Use fast editing to create the illusion of coherence (intimate dance scene in "Black Swan") 3. Stuntman: Professional intimacy stuntman (such as the "intimacy coordinator" used in "Game of Thrones") 4. Lighting control: use shadows and soft light to create an atmosphere (the use of natural light in "Adele's Life") 5. Emotional paving: accumulating emotional tension through the plot (driven by the dialogue of "Love Before Dawn") 2. Film cases worth studying： 1. "Cloud Map" (2012)-Emotional Expression in Multi-line narrative 2. "Blue is the Warmest color" (2013)-long-shot emotional portrayal 3. "Love" (2012)-The subtle treatment of old-age emotions 4. "Carol" (2015)-Restrained Expression in the context of the times 5. "Moonlight Boy" (2016)-Awakening of Sexual Consciousness during growth Industry advice： 1. Must be equipped with a professional Intimacy Coordinator (Intimacy Coordinator) 2. Actors have the right to set personal boundaries and use modesty garments 3. It is recommended to refer to the shooting guide of the Directors Guild of America 4. Important shots need to use closed set (closed shooting) The core of these professional skills lies in: while creating a sense of authenticity through technical means, the actors' physical and mental health are strictly protected. The value of film art lies not in the degree of nudity, but in the authenticity of emotional expression and the necessity of narrative.