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Frequently Asked Questions

We thank you for your interest in training with ICC.

Here are some answers to the most frequently asked questions about our Level 3 and Level 4 training programs.

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Can I shadow an IC on set?

Shadowing opportunities are reserved for our Level 4 students. 

Do I need the 300 hours on film &/TV sets prerequisite?

Yes, the minimum 300 hours or 5 years experience on set is a requirement for applying to ICCs Level 3 program. For more information on the prerequisites for our programs, head to our Pathway to Certification page here.

I have a theatre background, do I need the film &/TV industry experience?

Yes, film experience is required. At this time we are only training for Intimacy Coordination in the film & TV industry, and on set experience is a requirement for training with ICC.

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I am Certified by another organization. Can I be on the ICC website?

We are looking toward a future where ICC memberships with Intimacy Coordinators Certified by other organizations can become a part of our community, but at this time, presence on our website is limited to those whom have trained through our Level 3 and Level 4 programs.

I started training with another organization. Can I complete training with ICC?

ICC will accept applications from those who have trained elsewhere for the Level 4 Apprenticeship program. These applicants must successfully complete a comprehension test along their submitted application. 

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How do I apply for Level 3?

Applications are currently closed for Level 3 and will re-open in 2025.

Details of the application process can be found here.

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Does acceptance into Level 3 guarantee my acceptance into
Level 4?

No, both Level 3 and Level 4 training programs are by application only and will have separate application processes.

Application to Level 4 requires a Comprehension exam to be completed for assessment of the required foundational knowledge for acceptance into the Level 4 Apprenticeship program.

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