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Yerin: Our intimacy coordinator, Lizzy Talbot would create almost like a blueprint for us to follow. Some people prefer to do it paint by numbers but because Luke and I had gained quite a lot of trust, Lizzy trusted us to be able to follow the arc that she painted.

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